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There is grave danger in attempting to establish invariable rules; indeed it may be that each case will have to be determined upon its own merits.
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gutenberg.orgThere is grave danger in attempting to establish invariable rules; indeed it may be that each case will have to be determined upon its own merits.
Roosevelt highlights the dangers of rigid rules in governance, arguing for case-by-case evaluations instead.
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