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New questions and new objects arise, having no connection with the subjects of past controversies, and present interest overcomes or absorbs the recollection of former controversies.
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gutenberg.orgNew questions and new objects arise, having no connection with the subjects of past controversies, and present interest overcomes or absorbs the recollection of former controversies.
Sumner notes that new societal questions often overshadow past controversies, reflecting the evolving nature of political discourse.
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