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In the United States Senate, with the courage and independence of Clay and the intelligence of Gallatin, he had been an earnest advocate of war and a formidable critic of its conduct.
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This statement praises a senator's courage and intelligence, showcasing his role as an advocate for war and critic of its execution.
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