In the intimacy of that relation I got a knowledge of the inmost soul and heart of a class of men who I think constituted what was best in American citizenship, a knowledge which has been a great educational advantage to me and valuable in a thousand ways in my public and professional life.
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Hoar shares insights gained from his close relationships with a particular class of citizens, which he values highly.
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