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Are our offices so well filled, is the public service so completely performed, that we can afford to exclude talent and experience?
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “Are our offices so well filled, is the public service so completely performed, that we can afford to exclude talent and…”
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He challenges the adequacy of current public service positions, advocating for the inclusion of talented individuals regardless of their military background.
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