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It is an offense against the Republic to say anything which can weaken this respect, save for the gravest reason and in the most carefully guarded manner.
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gutenberg.orgIt is an offense against the Republic to say anything which can weaken this respect, save for the gravest reason and in the most carefully guarded manner.
Roosevelt argues that undermining respect for the law is a serious offense against the Republic.
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