And how was it possible to fall from political grace by withdrawing from the fellowship of the knaves and traders that formed the body-guard of the President, and were using the Republican party as the instrument of wholesale schemes of jobbery and pelf?
George Julian: “And how was it possible to fall from political grace by withdrawing from the fellowship of the knaves and traders that…”
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Julian critiques the idea that leaving corrupt political circles equates to betrayal.
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