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He did not belong in the class with Marcy and Wright, though few New Yorkers showed more indomitable courage than Dickinson--a characteristic that greatly strengthened his influence in the councils of the leaders whose differences were already marked with asperity.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

Editor's note · Context

This statement acknowledges the courage of a political figure while contrasting him with more prominent leaders.

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