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He was elected by the Union party for his openly expressed radical sentiments, and now he seeks to rend to pieces this party.
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gutenberg.orgHe was elected by the Union party for his openly expressed radical sentiments, and now he seeks to rend to pieces this party.
Sherman critiques the President for betraying the radical sentiments that led to his election.
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