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100 1 $aLoring, George B.$q(George Bailey),$d1817-1891.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n88674355
245 14 $aThe new administration. :$bA speech delivered at a Democratic banquet at Chelsea, Mass., January 8, 1857, in reponse to the sentiment: "The president and vice-president elect-the wisdom and the vigor of democracy, leading a free people in defence of a written constitution." /$cBy George B. Loring, of Salem.
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