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When Castro was sentenced to prison for insurrection, he consciously modeled his speech after Hitler's "History will absolve me" speech before being sentenced to Landsberg Prison.— American Thinker
Electing a Black President does not somehow wash away the stain of slavery, or absolve or country of its racist past.— Everyday Citizen
If justice thought she did me no wrong to punish me, the righteous, then let it not be thought a wrong to justice to pardon, absolve, and justify the unrighteous Now, if he be so righteous a person, it follows necessarily, that he hath a righteous cause, for an honest man will not advocate an unjust cause.— The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
I must in God's name absolve her from sins that my human heart cannot forgive.— Pater Peter. English.

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