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In the last analysis, of course, the dominant factor in obtaining this good conduct must be the individual character of the average citizen.
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gutenberg.orgIn the last analysis, of course, the dominant factor in obtaining this good conduct must be the individual character of the average citizen.
Roosevelt emphasizes the critical role of individual character in promoting good conduct in society.
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