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... freedom . First among the various embodiments of this ideal we may speak of that political liberty that was as- serted in the historical Declaration of Independence- " these colonies are , and of right ought to be , free and independent ...
... freedom . First among the various embodiments of this ideal we may speak of that political liberty that was as- serted in the historical Declaration of Independence- " these colonies are , and of right ought to be , free and independent ...
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... freedom of the South and Central Ameri- can republics . And in the Great War , we fought to save the oppressed nationalities of Europe from alien domination . Our action in setting Cuba up as an in- dependent nation , after we had spent ...
... freedom of the South and Central Ameri- can republics . And in the Great War , we fought to save the oppressed nationalities of Europe from alien domination . Our action in setting Cuba up as an in- dependent nation , after we had spent ...
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... freedom . In spite of our unprecedentedly altruistic rule , there have been some wrongs inflicted , there has been friction , such as inevitably arises when one race rules another . As Lincoln said , in the often - quoted words , " No ...
... freedom . In spite of our unprecedentedly altruistic rule , there have been some wrongs inflicted , there has been friction , such as inevitably arises when one race rules another . As Lincoln said , in the often - quoted words , " No ...
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... Freedom of belief and worship , of speech , and of the printed word . ( 4 ) Freedom from needless restrictions and tyran- nies by the law , even when approved by the majority . Personal affairs to be interfered with only in so far as is ...
... Freedom of belief and worship , of speech , and of the printed word . ( 4 ) Freedom from needless restrictions and tyran- nies by the law , even when approved by the majority . Personal affairs to be interfered with only in so far as is ...
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... Freedom from a tyrannical public opinion . No one to be persecuted or ostracized because he acts or lives in a different way from that ap- proved by the majority . No people , perhaps , have ever been so sensitive to encroachments upon ...
... Freedom from a tyrannical public opinion . No one to be persecuted or ostracized because he acts or lives in a different way from that ap- proved by the majority . No people , perhaps , have ever been so sensitive to encroachments upon ...
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