Still, Judge Thurman and I have learned enough to know that farming is the chosen employment of a large proportion of the human race, and is, besides, the chosen recreation of nearly all who have been successful in other pursuits.
John Sherman: “Still, Judge Thurman and I have learned enough to know that farming is the chosen employment of a large proportion of…”
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Sherman acknowledges the significance of farming as both a livelihood and a hobby for many.
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