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They reflect upon our country and hurt its good name who at the first breath of suspicion fail to act.
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gutenberg.orgThey reflect upon our country and hurt its good name who at the first breath of suspicion fail to act.
Sumner argues that failing to act on suspicions damages the country's reputation.
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