Charles Sumner: “His study is the nation and its welfare, turning always to history for…”

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His study is the nation and its welfare, turning always to history for example, to law for authority, and to the loftiest truth for rules of conduct.

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This quote emphasizes the importance of studying history, law, and truth for the welfare of the nation.

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