At any rate, it was the fortune of Daniel Webster that the doctrine of National Unity, whenever it has prevailed in the hearts of his countrymen, has been supported by his argument and clothed in his language.
George F. Hoar: “At any rate, it was the fortune of Daniel Webster that the doctrine of National Unity, whenever it has prevailed in the…”
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Hoar discusses the significance of Daniel Webster's arguments in promoting national unity among Americans.
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