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Once the representative of little more than a third part of Boston, he is now the representative of more than a third part of the human race.
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gutenberg.orgOnce the representative of little more than a third part of Boston, he is now the representative of more than a third part of the human race.
Sumner emphasizes the remarkable shift from representing a small area to representing a large portion of humanity.
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