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But, under whatever standard he fought, and in whatever body he sat, he was a recognised leader, full of spirit, fire, and force.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “But, under whatever standard he fought, and in whatever body he sat, he was a recognised leader, full of spirit, fire…”
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This quote highlights the leadership qualities of a political figure, emphasizing their spirited nature regardless of their political affiliations.
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