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The excitement over these revelations recalled the indignation following the Tweed disclosures.
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gutenberg.orgThe excitement over these revelations recalled the indignation following the Tweed disclosures.
This statement draws a parallel between public outrage over new revelations and the earlier indignation following the Tweed disclosures.
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