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He outlined a policy for which, he contended, his party in the Empire State ought to stand.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “He outlined a policy for which, he contended, his party in the Empire State ought to stand.”
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This quote reflects Alexander's observation of a political leader outlining a clear vision for their party's future.
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