Such a condition of affairs is always a hindrance in the way of good government, and it may become an obstacle to success.
George Boutwell: “Such a condition of affairs is always a hindrance in the way of good government, and it may become an obstacle to…”
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Boutwell emphasizes the importance of effective governance and its challenges.
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