But it would be a great public loss if any of Chief Justice Shaw's utterances were omitted.
George F. Hoar: “But it would be a great public loss if any of Chief Justice Shaw's utterances were omitted.”
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Hoar emphasizes the importance of preserving Chief Justice Shaw's opinions for public benefit.
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