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Ben Harrison: “No acquiescence in wrong, no tame and spiritless submission to injury, can be the basis of respect, and friendship must…”

On the recordFebruary 7, 1893
No acquiescence in wrong, no tame and spiritless submission to injury, can be the basis of respect, and friendship must be founded upon respect.
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Ben Harrison
Republican · Indiana

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Remarks on Receiving the Riggin Statuette

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