I am deeply sensible that enough of the responsibility for that wrong justly attaches to me to make it my particular duty and earnest desire to do all I can to give to these injured people that measure of redress which is required alike by justice and by humanity.
Rutherford B. Hayes: “I am deeply sensible that enough of the responsibility for that wrong justly attaches to me to make it my particular…”
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