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Booker T. Washington: If I have spoken to you thus plainly and frankly, it is that our progress in the future may be still greater than it has…

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If I have spoken to you thus plainly and frankly, it is that our progress in the future may be still greater than it has been in the past.
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Booker T. Washington

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He expresses the hope that future progress will surpass past achievements through frank discussions.

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