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The Good Farmer and the Good Citizen: Acting in conformity with the laws of God, rather than the statutes of man, they know that in this way only can true prosperity be obtained.
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gutenberg.orgThe Good Farmer and the Good Citizen: Acting in conformity with the laws of God, rather than the statutes of man, they know that in this way only can true prosperity be obtained.
Sumner argues that true prosperity comes from aligning actions with divine laws rather than human statutes.
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