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The fervor and enthusiasm of earlier years came back to me, and a kindred courage and faith armed me with the strength which the work of the canvass demanded.
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gutenberg.orgGeorge Julian: “The fervor and enthusiasm of earlier years came back to me, and a kindred courage and faith armed me with the strength…”
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Julian reflects on the revival of his passion and courage during the political campaign.
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