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The Tribune takes with it, wherever it goes, an indomitable and powerful pen, a devoted, a noble, and an unselfish zeal.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “The Tribune takes with it, wherever it goes, an indomitable and powerful pen, a devoted, a noble, and an unselfish zeal.”
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In this statement, Alexander praises the influential power of The Tribune and its dedicated mission.
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