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We have got somehow or other, whatever the details of policy and executive act may be, we are bound by the first law of human things to maintain order.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgWe have got somehow or other, whatever the details of policy and executive act may be, we are bound by the first law of human things to maintain order.
Morley asserts that maintaining order is a fundamental human obligation, regardless of specific policies.
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