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In this region, workingmen, whether farmers, mechanics or laborers, would always possess political power as the controlling majority of the voters.
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gutenberg.orgIn this region, workingmen, whether farmers, mechanics or laborers, would always possess political power as the controlling majority of the voters.
Sherman emphasizes the political power of workingmen in his region.
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