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Although by virtue of his position he was the recognized head of the Republican Party, he made no effort to control its action.
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gutenberg.orgGeorge Boutwell: “Although by virtue of his position he was the recognized head of the Republican Party, he made no effort to control its…”
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Boutwell highlights Grant's approach to leadership within the Republican Party, emphasizing his non-interventionist stance.
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