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We must have the right to find out every fact connected with the business of the railway, so as to base our judgment, not on any one fact, but on all taken together.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “We must have the right to find out every fact connected with the business of the railway, so as to base our judgment…”
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He advocates for transparency in the railway business to make informed judgments.
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