Will you permit me now to thank you again for this demonstration and for the opportunity to stand for a moment in your presence?
Ben Harrison: “Will you permit me now to thank you again for this demonstration and for the opportunity to stand for a moment in your…”
On the recordAugust 25, 1891
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Address to the Vermont Legislature in Montpelier
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