Van Buren even on this very question of slavery, for I believe that General Taylor is an honest man and I am sure he is not so much committed on the wrong side, as I know Mr.
George F. Hoar: “Van Buren even on this very question of slavery, for I believe that General Taylor is an honest man and I am sure he is…”
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Hoar elaborates on his belief in General Taylor's integrity compared to Mr. Van Buren regarding slavery.
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