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But on a far-reaching question of national policy the wise public man is not so greatly disturbed by what people say in momentary discouragement under the first temporary check.
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgBut on a far-reaching question of national policy the wise public man is not so greatly disturbed by what people say in momentary discouragement under the first temporary check.
Reid argues that wise public figures should not be overly swayed by temporary setbacks in national policy.
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