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In the interests of humanity, of civilization, and of progress, it is to be hoped that this evil influence may be soon averted.
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gutenberg.orgUlysses S. Grant: “In the interests of humanity, of civilization, and of progress, it is to be hoped that this evil influence may be soon…”
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Grant hopes for the end of the negative influence affecting humanity and civilization.
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