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instanceOf
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Radical Republican
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United States senator
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abolitionist
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human
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politician
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advocatedFor
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black male suffrage
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desegregation of public facilities
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racial equality
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buriedAt
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Mount Auburn Cemetery
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causeOfDeath
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heart attack
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1811-01-06
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dateOfDeath
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1874-03-11
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educatedAt
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Boston Latin School
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Harvard College
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Harvard Law School
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endTime
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1874-03-11
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familyName
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Sumner
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fullName
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Charles Sumner
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givenName
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Charles
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knownFor
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advocacy of civil rights for African Americans
→
being caned by Representative Preston Brooks on the Senate floor
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opposition to slavery
→
support for harsh Reconstruction policies toward former Confederate states
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memberOfPoliticalParty
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Free Soil Party
→
Republican Party (United States)
→
Whig Party
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movement
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Radical Republicanism
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abolitionism
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nativeLanguage
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English
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notableWork
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Eulogy on John Quincy Adams
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The Crime Against Kansas speech
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occupation
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lawyer
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orator
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statesman
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opposed
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the Kansas–Nebraska Act
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the expansion of slavery into U.S. territories
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participantIn
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American Civil War (political leadership)
→
Reconstruction era politics
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placeOfBirth
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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placeOfDeath
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Washington, D.C., United States
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positionHeld
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United States Senator from Massachusetts
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religion
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Unitarianism
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represented
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Massachusetts
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spokeIn
|
United States Senate
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startTime
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1851-04-24
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workedOn
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Reconstruction policies
→
civil rights legislation
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