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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, Chapter 24: Slavery and the law of nations.—1842.—Age, 31. (search)
ufficient defence for any marine tort. To Dr. Channing he wrote, March 31, 1842:— I ought to apologize for the freedom with which I have marked the proofs and appended notes. To Dr. Channing's pamphlet on The Duty of the Free States. Believe me, I do not presume upon the value of any of the suggestions I have ventured to make, but offer them only for the consideration of your better judgment, if you have time and inclination to look at them. To his brother George he wrote, April 1, 1842:— Dr. Channing has put forth a glorious pamphlet on the Creole, in reply to Webster's sophistical despatch. One feels proud of being a countryman of Channing. His spirit is worthy of the Republic, and does us honor abroad. His is a noble elevation, which makes the pulses throb. The paltry, uncertain, shifting principles of Webster's letter are unworthy of him. The question of slavery is getting to be the absorbing one among us; and growing out of this is that other of the Union