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1 6 |        as if, in that prairie land, a hero should, by good
2 51|    establishes justice in the land, never that which establishes
3 51|     brave and just men in the land are enemies, standing between
4 54|      the whole breadth of the land. Such a government is losing
5 55| leader, no doubt, scoured the land far and wide, seeking to
6 66|       again in this benighted land. To whose making went the
7 67|      standing half in a slave land and half in a free! What