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There is no State in the Union whose representatives at the seat of Government have less trouble in that way, or that gives less trouble to the Executive Departments or to the President.
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gutenberg.orgThere is no State in the Union whose representatives at the seat of Government have less trouble in that way, or that gives less trouble to the Executive Departments or to the President.
Hoar asserts that Massachusetts representatives have less trouble with the federal government compared to other states.
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