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In the press, in daily conversation, wherever two or three are gathered together, there the indignant utterance finds vent.
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gutenberg.orgIn the press, in daily conversation, wherever two or three are gathered together, there the indignant utterance finds vent.
Sumner observes that public outrage is being expressed in various forums, reflecting widespread discontent.
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