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Recognizing Justice and Beneficence as the end and aim of Government, they must sympathize with all efforts to extend their sway.
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gutenberg.orgRecognizing Justice and Beneficence as the end and aim of Government, they must sympathize with all efforts to extend their sway.
He believes that justice and beneficence should be the primary goals of government.
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