| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - p505therefore is to seek for such pledges as will render it impossible for the man in whom we trust to break his word, 6 but as these can rarely be obtained, the second best course is to take reasonable precautions, so that if our expectations are deceived, we may at least not fail to be condoned by public opinion. 7 This has been the case with many victims of treachery in former times, but most c
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