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In Congress he fought as a hero for our people, and at home he labored assiduously for the bondman, and espoused the cause of Liberty, Justice, and Truth, up to the time of his death.
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This passage celebrates a man's dedication to fighting for liberty and justice, both in Congress and at home.
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