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I believe that something, and I hope that a good deal, can be done by law to remedy the state of things complained of.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “I believe that something, and I hope that a good deal, can be done by law to remedy the state of things complained of.”
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Roosevelt expresses hope that legal measures can address the issues of corruption and inequality.
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