There, briefly but still more emphatically, I called upon the people not to revive the bitter memories of ancient, social and religious strife.
George F. Hoar: “There, briefly but still more emphatically, I called upon the people not to revive the bitter memories of ancient…”
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Hoar urges the public to avoid rekindling past social and religious conflicts, advocating for peace and unity.
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