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	Reform, that we may preserve. Thomas B. Macaulay Vote on this Quote: Bad <---> Good
	Type: Historian Quotes Category: English Historian Quotes Year of Birth: 1800 Year of Death: 1859 Nationality: English Amazon: Thomas B. Macaulay on Amazon	Related Authors: Anita Brookner Edward Gibbon G. M. Trevelyan James Anthony Froude Thomas B. Macaulay John Keegan John Acton Henry James Sumner Maine
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