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Dwa tylko były przedmioty, które zajęły całe moje życie: poprawa wychowania publicznego i poprawa rządu mojego narodu...
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The speaker presents two concerns as the central focus of an entire life: making public education better and improving the government of the nation. The wording gives these aims equal importance and links personal dedication with public service. It does not mention other pursuits, but strongly emphasizes that education and government were the matters that mattered most.
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