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... reason and justice; but the dame sanctien has been urged foreveryother enormitywhose existence au isigures the history of man. Slaverys, infantiide, the immolation of the Hindoo widows, Thuggisn, the ner-i-dictwi tehure of the red Indians, the mutilation of ...