Whatever the Vice President knew, or thought he knew, was poured into those eighty pages with a staggering fulness and disregard of consequences that startled the political world and captivated all lovers of the brilliant and sensational in literature.
This passage describes the overwhelming and sensational nature of a pamphlet's content, which captivated the political world.
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