On the record
For the rest, the task that is laid upon us now is not proving so easy as to warrant this fear that we shall soon be seeking unlimited repetitions of it.
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgFor the rest, the task that is laid upon us now is not proving so easy as to warrant this fear that we shall soon be seeking unlimited repetitions of it.
Reid acknowledges the complexities involved in the task of expansion, countering fears of repetition.
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