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All that are united on these existing questions and present interests are not likely to weaken their efforts to promote them by angry reflections on past differences.
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gutenberg.orgAll that are united on these existing questions and present interests are not likely to weaken their efforts to promote them by angry reflections on past differences.
This statement highlights that unity on current issues can help avoid divisive reflections on past disagreements.
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