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George III. in fact knew the forms of public business as well or better than any statesman of his time.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgGeorge III. in fact knew the forms of public business as well or better than any statesman of his time.
This statement asserts George III's competence in public business compared to his contemporaries.
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