To him is due the first antipolygamy bill, which inaugurated the policy under which, as we hope and believe, that great blot on our National life has been forever expunged.
George F. Hoar: “To him is due the first antipolygamy bill, which inaugurated the policy under which, as we hope and believe, that great…”
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Hoar reflects on the significance of the first antipolygamy bill in American history.
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