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Though seven years younger, he had already made himself prominent, not merely as a politician of general ability, but as a reporter of the United States Supreme Court, whose conscientious and intelligent work was to link his name forever with the jurisprudence of the country.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

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This statement emphasizes the notable contributions of a younger politician to the legal field and his lasting impact.

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