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He was a Free Soiler and an Abolitionist, liberally contributing to the Sanitary Commission, and to all agencies for the benefit of the soldiers and the successful prosecution of the war.
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Hoar acknowledges the contributions of a man who was committed to social justice and the welfare of soldiers during the Civil War.
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