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The more frequently this affair is discussed, the stronger the case appears to the sense and the feelings of mankind.
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Edmund Burke
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gutenberg.orgThe more frequently this affair is discussed, the stronger the case appears to the sense and the feelings of mankind.
Burke suggests that ongoing discussion strengthens public sentiment and understanding regarding a particular issue.
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