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The trouble is in the confusion of ideas which results in trying to apply the same principle to two totally different classes of cases.
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gutenberg.orgThe trouble is in the confusion of ideas which results in trying to apply the same principle to two totally different classes of cases.
Roosevelt critiques the application of uniform principles to diverse situations, highlighting the importance of context in governance.
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