The _Boston Journal_ said:--

“We trust no one will be deterred by its length from

reading Mr. Sumner’s speech on our Foreign Relations; and

we are sure that no one will be, who fairly enters upon

the subject.… The speech is the most able and elaborate

ever delivered by Mr. Sumner, and will be read with great

interest abroad as well as in this country. Let us hope

that it will help to open the eyes of the people of England

and France to the treachery of their rulers to the progress

of civilization and the spirit of the age.”

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