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Therefore, when officials fall under suspicion, I should feel myself disloyal to the Government, if I did not insist on the most thorough inquiry.
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gutenberg.orgTherefore, when officials fall under suspicion, I should feel myself disloyal to the Government, if I did not insist on the most thorough inquiry.
Sumner articulates his belief in loyalty to the government, advocating for thorough inquiries when officials are suspected of wrongdoing.
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