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No one body of men must be suffered to utter the voice of the people, lest that voice become, through it, directly supreme.
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gutenberg.orgNo one body of men must be suffered to utter the voice of the people, lest that voice become, through it, directly supreme.
Wilson emphasizes the importance of preventing any single group from monopolizing the voice of the people to maintain democracy.
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