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Henry D. Thoreau

Note 5 — Chapter IV · THE EMBATTLED FARMERS.

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"These facts," says his biographer, whom I knew well, "show clearly, I think, not only that his love of right was stronger than his love of money, but that he would rather make any sacrifice of property than leave a doubt in his own mind whether justice had been done to others."

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