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Unquestionably the ballot promises this great boon, because it brings all into natural relations of justice, without which reconciliation is a vain thing.
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gutenberg.orgUnquestionably the ballot promises this great boon, because it brings all into natural relations of justice, without which reconciliation is a vain thing.
He believes that the ballot fosters justice and reconciliation among people.
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