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It is wise also, if it be not indispensable, that the extent and manner of their control should be explicitly set forth and definitively agreed upon in documents of unmistakable tenor.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “It is wise also, if it be not indispensable, that the extent and manner of their control should be explicitly set forth…”
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Wilson argues for the necessity of clearly defined governmental controls.
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