On the record
Call such cruisers by whatever polite term most pleases the ear, and you do not change their character with their name.
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gutenberg.orgCall such cruisers by whatever polite term most pleases the ear, and you do not change their character with their name.
Sumner asserts that renaming harmful actions does not change their true nature or consequences.
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