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He was especially forcible in rebuking the current financial heresies and in insisting that the full demands of the Nation's honor should be scrupulously observed.
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gutenberg.orgHe was especially forcible in rebuking the current financial heresies and in insisting that the full demands of the Nation's honor should be scrupulously observed.
Blaine criticizes financial misconceptions and stresses the need to uphold the nation's honor in financial matters.
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