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Released from topics which concern only the selfish squabble for gain, and are often independent of morals, they come home to the heart and conscience.
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gutenberg.orgReleased from topics which concern only the selfish squabble for gain, and are often independent of morals, they come home to the heart and conscience.
He asserts that political discussions should resonate with ethical considerations and personal values.
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