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I would show by example (might I so aspire!) that something may be done for the welfare of our race, without the support of public station or the accident of popular favor.
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gutenberg.orgI would show by example (might I so aspire!) that something may be done for the welfare of our race, without the support of public station or the accident of popular favor.
Sumner emphasizes the importance of individual contributions to society beyond political roles.
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