Their protest is significant, their purpose heroic, beyond a doubt; and what interesting questions are not raised by their programme!
Woodrow Wilson: “Their protest is significant, their purpose heroic, beyond a doubt; and what interesting questions are not raised by…”
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Wilson acknowledges the significance and heroism of those advocating for change, highlighting the importance of their questions.
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