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It is of no moment where a man dwells, but it is of immense importance that he be a wise man rather than a fool--a man of integrity rather than a knave.
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gutenberg.orgDavid Daggett: “It is of no moment where a man dwells, but it is of immense importance that he be a wise man rather than a fool--a man…”
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Daggett emphasizes the importance of wisdom and integrity over mere geographical location in leadership.
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