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Sharing the story of Massachusetts Senator Charles Summer, who was beaten on the floor of the US Senate before becoming a leading voice for the abolition of slavery.
Sharing the story of Massachusetts Senator Charles Summer, who was beaten on the floor of the US Senate before becoming a leading voice for the abolition of slavery.
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