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Van Buren's prompt action gave him the confidence and support of three-fourths of the slave-holding States, without losing his hold upon the Democracy of the free States.
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gutenberg.orgVan Buren's prompt action gave him the confidence and support of three-fourths of the slave-holding States, without losing his hold upon the Democracy of the free States.
This statement reflects Alexander's analysis of Martin Van Buren's political strategy and its impact on his support across different states.
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