On the record
The success of the whole depends upon having every person connected with the institution do his or her whole duty.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgBooker T. Washington: “The success of the whole depends upon having every person connected with the institution do his or her whole duty.”
Editor's note · Context
Washington emphasizes that the success of an institution hinges on every individual fulfilling their responsibilities.
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