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by rossdavidh 1591 days ago
Well in the example given, Stephen Douglass was free to speak to a small group, but not to a (for the times) large one. Your criterion is exactly the one that would legitimize censoring Stephen Douglass.
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Frederick, not Stephen. Stephen Douglas was Lincoln's opponent in the 1860 presidential election.
Ha! Correct you are, thanks.