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Unrestrained by precedent and unruled by fear for the future, he spoke with confidence to a people whom he delighted with the breadth and liberality of his views, lifting them onto heights from which they had never before surveyed their political rights.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

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This quote celebrates a political figure's ability to inspire and elevate public discourse through his confident and liberal views.

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