For years he had been a student of municipal and county affairs; and, in suggesting new legislation, he exhibited rare judgment and absolute impartiality.
De Alexander: “For years he had been a student of municipal and county affairs; and, in suggesting new legislation, he exhibited rare…”
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This statement reflects the politician's extensive experience and sound judgment in legislative matters.
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