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And yet I shall not lose the occasion to challenge the scrutiny of all, even here in this commercial metropolis, where the interests of business are sometimes placed above all other interests.
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gutenberg.orgAnd yet I shall not lose the occasion to challenge the scrutiny of all, even here in this commercial metropolis, where the interests of business are sometimes placed above all other interests.
Sumner calls for scrutiny of his actions in a commercial city where business interests often overshadow other concerns.
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