My welcome to the State was made singularly cordial by the part I had played in Congress in opposing enormous schemes of land monopoly and plunder, which had been concocted by some of her own public servants in the interest of railway corporations and Indian rings.
George Julian: “My welcome to the State was made singularly cordial by the part I had played in Congress in opposing enormous schemes of…”
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Julian reflects on his positive reception in Kansas due to his anti-monopoly stance.
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