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As his work, it all claims our regard; and no part bears the imprint of his mind so much as the Preamble and Bill of Rights; nor is any other part authenticated as coming so exclusively from him.
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In this statement, Sumner asserts that the Preamble and Bill of Rights are deeply reflective of John Adams' intellect and contributions.
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