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The faculties with which they are endowed, and the advantages they possess, must be exercised for the good of all.
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gutenberg.orgThe faculties with which they are endowed, and the advantages they possess, must be exercised for the good of all.
Sumner advocates for the use of one's abilities and advantages for the benefit of society as a whole.
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