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He always understood his subject, and then, clear, logical, and determined, seeing his point before him, pressed forward with unrelenting power.
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gutenberg.orgHe always understood his subject, and then, clear, logical, and determined, seeing his point before him, pressed forward with unrelenting power.
Sumner praises the individual's clarity and determination in understanding and addressing their subject.
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