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They did not resent what he had done as a soldier, as they resented what Greeley had said as a politician.
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gutenberg.orgThey did not resent what he had done as a soldier, as they resented what Greeley had said as a politician.
Hoar explains that despite their differences, the Southern people recognized Grant's honesty and courage, highlighting his character.
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