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He said: "The new judiciary bill may have, and doubtless has, many little faults, but it answers the double purpose of bringing justice near to men's doors, and of giving additional fibre to the root of government.
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This quote reflects Theodore Roosevelt's belief in the importance of accessible justice and strong governance.
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