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Look at your opponents here, and you will find that weakness, duplicity, and spite are the three main springs to their conduct.
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gutenberg.orgLook at your opponents here, and you will find that weakness, duplicity, and spite are the three main springs to their conduct.
Sumner identifies weakness, duplicity, and spite as the driving forces behind his opponents' actions.
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