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It is a precious souvenir of my acquaintance and service with a man who was great and good above any estimate that the world has placed upon him.
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Boutwell cherishes a letter as a valuable memory of his relationship with a remarkable individual.
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He had no policy to impose upon the country against the popular will.
Let us imagine, or rather indulge the hope that then all the States of the south and the north, from the Arctic Seas to Patagonia, will be united in a national and international celebration in recognition of an event that has increased…
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