It may be fairly said of him that his career made an era in the history of his State, and that in asserting the great principle of internal improvements he blazed the way that guided all future comers.
De Alexander: “It may be fairly said of him that his career made an era in the history of his State, and that in asserting the great…”
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Alexander emphasizes the significance of Clinton's contributions to the state's development and infrastructure.
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