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Albert Beveridge: “It was a remarkable parentage that produced this child who in manhood was to become the master-builder of American…”

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It was a remarkable parentage that produced this child who in manhood was to become the master-builder of American Nationality.
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Albert Beveridge
Republican · Indiana

Editor's note · Context

This passage emphasizes the significance of John Marshall's lineage in shaping his future contributions to American nationality.

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