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He had done nothing to stir the hearts of his countrymen with pride, or to create a pronounced, determined public sentiment in his behalf.
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gutenberg.orgHe had done nothing to stir the hearts of his countrymen with pride, or to create a pronounced, determined public sentiment in his behalf.
This quote emphasizes the failure of Van Buren to inspire national pride or strong public support during his political career.
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