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He is sure to leave upon the colony the feeling that they have a ruler who only half knows them, and does not so much as half care for them.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgHe is sure to leave upon the colony the feeling that they have a ruler who only half knows them, and does not so much as half care for them.
He expresses concern that colonial subjects may feel disconnected from rulers who do not fully understand or care for them.
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