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Washington leads the hosts of his own country, from the Pilgrims of the Mayflower to the thronging crowds who have laid down their lives for the Republic.
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gutenberg.orgWashington leads the hosts of his own country, from the Pilgrims of the Mayflower to the thronging crowds who have laid down their lives for the Republic.
Sumner invokes the legacy of Washington and the sacrifices made for the Republic, linking past and present.
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