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A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3

Note 558 — Chapter XX · CONKLING PUNISHES GREELEY 1871

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"Such a speech, in its terms, its forcible eloquence, its overwhelming results, was perhaps never heard in a similar assemblage. Many of Senator Conkling's friends insist that this was one of his most remarkable speeches."—Alfred R. Conkling, Life of Roscoe Conkling, p. 341.

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