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Webb's chief title to distinction in political life was allegiance to his own principles regardless of the party with which he happened to be affiliated, and his fidelity to men who had shown him kindness.
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This quote emphasizes Webb's commitment to his principles and loyalty to those who supported him, regardless of political affiliation.
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