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Massachusetts soldiers from those of the humblest origin to those who came from the most cultivated circles have always had the reputation of gentlemen.
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gutenberg.orgMassachusetts soldiers from those of the humblest origin to those who came from the most cultivated circles have always had the reputation of gentlemen.
Hoar praises the character of Massachusetts soldiers, highlighting their reputation as gentlemen.
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