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Other decent men are so alienated by such conduct that in their turn they abandon all effort to fight for reform, believing reformers to be either hypocrites or fools.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “Other decent men are so alienated by such conduct that in their turn they abandon all effort to fight for reform…”
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Roosevelt highlights how some decent men may abandon reform efforts due to disillusionment with reformers.
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