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George Julian: But I never for a moment intermitted my warfare, or doubted that in the end the truth would be vindicated, although I…

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But I never for a moment intermitted my warfare, or doubted that in the end the truth would be vindicated, although I did not dream that in less than two years I would be the recognized leader of the men composing this mob, who would be found denying their membership of this secret order, or confessing it with shame.
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George Julian
Republican · Indiana

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Julian reveals his determination to continue fighting for truth despite facing political adversity and eventual leadership.

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