On the record
The occasional wrongs committed or injuries endured are on the whole far outweighed by the mass of good which has resulted.
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gutenberg.orgThe occasional wrongs committed or injuries endured are on the whole far outweighed by the mass of good which has resulted.
Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of recognizing the overall benefits of actions despite occasional wrongs.
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