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Not now for the first time in human struggles has Truth, when most dishonored, seemed most radiant, gathering glory even out of obloquy.
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gutenberg.orgNot now for the first time in human struggles has Truth, when most dishonored, seemed most radiant, gathering glory even out of obloquy.
Sumner highlights the paradox of truth shining brightest in times of dishonor, suggesting resilience in the face of adversity.
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