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Unbelief and astonishment were succeeded by wordless sorrow, and this was mingled with emotions of patriotic vengeance.
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gutenberg.orgOrange Jacobs: “Unbelief and astonishment were succeeded by wordless sorrow, and this was mingled with emotions of patriotic vengeance.”
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Jacobs captures the emotional turmoil of the nation following the shocking news of Garfield's assassination.
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