The seriousness of this issue cannot be magnified by the art and skill of writers and speakers, nor can it be dwarfed to the proportions of a personal controversy.
George Boutwell: “The seriousness of this issue cannot be magnified by the art and skill of writers and speakers, nor can it be dwarfed to…”
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Boutwell asserts that the gravity of the issue at hand transcends personal disputes.
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