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He was of a most gracious and sweet nature, and, although he never flinched from uttering or maintaining his opinions, he was a lover and maker of peace.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “He was of a most gracious and sweet nature, and, although he never flinched from uttering or maintaining his opinions…”
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Alexander reflects on the character of a political figure known for his peaceful nature and strong opinions.
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