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The reaches of public opinion have been infinitely extended; the number of voices that must be heeded in legislation and in executive policy has been infinitely multiplied.
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gutenberg.orgThe reaches of public opinion have been infinitely extended; the number of voices that must be heeded in legislation and in executive policy has been infinitely multiplied.
Wilson discusses the expanding influence of public opinion on legislation and executive policy.
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