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By error of judgment, rather than of heart, they give up to party what was meant for country or mankind.
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gutenberg.orgBy error of judgment, rather than of heart, they give up to party what was meant for country or mankind.
Sumner highlights the dangers of prioritizing party allegiance over national interest, suggesting it stems from a mistake in judgment rather than intention.
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