On the record
And yet within a few decades the power which they invoked proved mightier than the legions of the emperor, and the faith in which they died was triumphant o'er all that land.
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Adlai Stevenson
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gutenberg.orgAnd yet within a few decades the power which they invoked proved mightier than the legions of the emperor, and the faith in which they died was triumphant o'er all that land.
Stevenson notes the eventual triumph of faith over earthly powers, despite initial appearances.
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