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This is so strongly the conclusion of reason and philosophy, that it could not be doubted, even if there were no examples of such change and multiplicity.
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gutenberg.orgThis is so strongly the conclusion of reason and philosophy, that it could not be doubted, even if there were no examples of such change and multiplicity.
Sumner emphasizes that the conclusion about the evolution of political parties is supported by reason and philosophy.
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