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tion and honor to Kentucky , a frontier state which otherwise might not have earned so large a share of the news . Kentucky was grateful even when Clay was wrong , just as Idaho was to become perennially grateful to Borah for making a ...
tion and honor to Kentucky , a frontier state which otherwise might not have earned so large a share of the news . Kentucky was grateful even when Clay was wrong , just as Idaho was to become perennially grateful to Borah for making a ...
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There was no connec- tion between the shot and the marriage , but there was a considerable relation between the marriage and Fremont's rise to fame . Without the one he might have enjoyed little of the other .
There was no connec- tion between the shot and the marriage , but there was a considerable relation between the marriage and Fremont's rise to fame . Without the one he might have enjoyed little of the other .
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He served as commanding general in a people's peaceful revolu- tion , then doubled the accomplishment by making that revolution re- spectable . In a debate on the conservation of natural resources Governor Smith stated the essence of ...
He served as commanding general in a people's peaceful revolu- tion , then doubled the accomplishment by making that revolution re- spectable . In a debate on the conservation of natural resources Governor Smith stated the essence of ...
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