I observed that it was not worth while to talk in that manner: that it was calculated to wound but not to do good: that I had proposed every thing which in my opinion was calculated to accommodate differences on just and reasonable grounds.
Albert Beveridge: “I observed that it was not worth while to talk in that manner: that it was calculated to wound but not to do good: that…”
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Beveridge emphasizes the futility of certain discussions that only serve to create conflict rather than resolve it.
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