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He That, through the channels of the state, Conveys the people's wish, is great; His name is pure; his fame is free.
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gutenberg.orgHe That, through the channels of the state, Conveys the people's wish, is great; His name is pure; his fame is free.
Hoar praises the importance of public servants who represent the people's wishes.
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