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This government had been more forbearing, more quiet, more complacent, under this series of offenses, than any government instituted since the foundation of governments.
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gutenberg.orgThis government had been more forbearing, more quiet, more complacent, under this series of offenses, than any government instituted since the foundation of governments.
Sherman reflects on the government's patience in the face of repeated offenses against it.
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