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Marse Henry
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CHAPTER the Thirty-First
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It is its nature to be inconsiderate, being essentially selfish, grasping and tyrannous.

As a rule therefore revolution--usually of force--has been required to change or reform it.

Perfectibility was not designed for mortal man.

That indeed furnishes the strongest argument in favor of the immortality of the soul, life on earth but the ante-chamber of eternal life.

It would be a cruel Deity that condemned man to the brief and vexed span of human existence with nothing beyond the grave.
We know not whence we came, or whither we go; but it is a fair guess that we shall in the end get better than we have known.
III Historic democracy is dead.
This is not to say that a Democratic party organization has ceased to exist.


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