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What is far more serious, his power of doing useful service to the public is at an end.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “What is far more serious, his power of doing useful service to the public is at an end.”
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Roosevelt warns that losing one's integrity in politics can end one's ability to serve the public effectively.
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