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In it every honest man, every man who believes that the public interest is part of his own interest, may walk with perfect confidence.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “In it every honest man, every man who believes that the public interest is part of his own interest, may walk with…”
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Wilson invites all honest individuals to engage confidently in the new business environment.
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