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These things in themselves are bad, very bad; but they are worse, when regarded as natural offspring of the Oligarchy now swaying the country.
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gutenberg.orgThese things in themselves are bad, very bad; but they are worse, when regarded as natural offspring of the Oligarchy now swaying the country.
Sumner reflects on the negative consequences of the actions taken by the ruling Oligarchy in the country.
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