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branch of our government either robs
And when no branch of our government either robs or gives to its citizens, Toombs’s never-remitted, brave, unselfish, and gigantic endeavor to bring on this millennium ought to be put by Americans in their Sunday-school books.
— from The Brothers' War by John C. (John Calvin) Reed

basis of our governmental existence removed
Thus do we see the basis of our governmental existence removed from the narrow strip along the Atlantic to the far larger central basin; binding by natural ligaments a union far less secure on mere constitutional or artificial connections.
— from Thomas Jefferson, a Character Sketch by Edward Sylvester Ellis


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