Though his charge may be temporary, I should think every Secretary of State remembers that even in that fugitive span he may either do some good or, if he is unhappy, he may do much harm.
John Morley: “Though his charge may be temporary, I should think every Secretary of State remembers that even in that fugitive span he…”
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Morley reflects on the significant impact a Secretary of State can have during their tenure, emphasizing the responsibility of the role.
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