Note 61 — Chapter XV · 1837—1841. (continued 2)
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Subsequent generations will need a key to the “log cabin” and the barrel of “hard cider,” the shouts of “Tippecanoe and Tyler too,” the long processions of trades, the enormous multitudes that gathered at the great open-air meetings. Omnia quæ vidi, the writer might say, and he might add with a variation, quorum pars minima fui.