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His great experience and exalted character, coupled with his discriminating devotion to the best interests of the country, yielded strength that no other man in the State could command.
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gutenberg.orgHis great experience and exalted character, coupled with his discriminating devotion to the best interests of the country, yielded strength that no other man in the State could command.
This statement underscores Rufus King's unique qualifications and dedication to the nation's interests.
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