He did more, probably, than any other man to organize and bring to success the political revolution in New England which followed Jefferson's accession to the Presidency in 1801.
George F. Hoar: “He did more, probably, than any other man to organize and bring to success the political revolution in New England which…”
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Hoar credits a significant individual for their role in the political changes in New England during Jefferson's presidency.
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