Charles Sumner: his complete works, volume 08 (of 20)

Name: Charles Sumner: his complete works, volume 08 (of 20)
Author: Charles Sumner

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Essays, Letters & Speeches History - American

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A collection of speeches, letters, resolutions, and reports by a nineteenth-century statesman that addresses Civil War–era issues, including maritime law and the Trent affair, emancipation and reconstruction policy, Senate procedure and discipline, legal and financial measures such as currency and treasury notes, and international relations. The pieces range from formal Senate addresses to private correspondence and committee reports, combining legal argument, political advocacy, and appeals for reform in slavery, maritime rights, and national governance.

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Charles Sumner

Charles Sumner was an influential American politician and abolitionist, known for his strong advocacy for civil rights and social justice during the 19th century. A prominent figure in the U.S. Senate, he played a crucial role in the fight against slavery and was a leading voice for the Reconstruction efforts following the Civil War. His extensive writings, compiled in "Charles Sumner: His Complete Works," reflect his commitment to equality and his eloquent oratory skills. Sumner's legacy continues to resonate in discussions of civil rights and American political history.