On the record
It is a noble monumental record, worthy both of the subject and of the Senator, and which will stand a landmark in our parliamentary history.
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gutenberg.orgIt is a noble monumental record, worthy both of the subject and of the Senator, and which will stand a landmark in our parliamentary history.
Sumner praises a record that honors both the subject and the Senator, marking its significance in history.
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