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The work of the Diplomatic Service is devoid of partisanship; its importance should appeal to every American citizen and should receive the generous consideration of the Congress.
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gutenberg.orgBill Taft: “The work of the Diplomatic Service is devoid of partisanship; its importance should appeal to every American citizen and…”
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He asserts that the Diplomatic Service should be nonpartisan and valued by all citizens.
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