Nothing could modify my ambitions, nothing restrain the haste with which I would go back to the Capitol City except the pleasure of meeting my old friends in Augusta.
Bill Taft: “Nothing could modify my ambitions, nothing restrain the haste with which I would go back to the Capitol City except the…”
On the recordNovember 7, 1909
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Remarks at the Georgia-Carolina Fair in Augusta, Georgia
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