Though not always wisely executed it has been the basis of reforms in the civil service, and, with some amendments to promote its efficiency, is now in successful operation.
John Sherman: “Though not always wisely executed it has been the basis of reforms in the civil service, and, with some amendments to…”
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Sherman acknowledges the civil service reforms as a foundation for ongoing improvements, despite some execution flaws.
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