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When he did speak the Senate listened to a man of great ability, eloquence and dignity.
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gutenberg.orgWhen he did speak the Senate listened to a man of great ability, eloquence and dignity.
Hoar notes that when this senator spoke, he commanded the attention of the Senate due to his abilities.
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