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... millions who saw in it the hope of salvation , the sign of the Promised Land . This is , as the kaleidoscope of history turns , a long time for so specific a tradition to persist . The insti- tutions and avowed ideals of Great Britain ...
... millions who saw in it the hope of salvation , the sign of the Promised Land . This is , as the kaleidoscope of history turns , a long time for so specific a tradition to persist . The insti- tutions and avowed ideals of Great Britain ...
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... millions have come to our shores to breathe this freer air , and millions of others have kept up courage through the thought of American freedom . First among the various embodiments of this ideal we may speak of that political liberty ...
... millions have come to our shores to breathe this freer air , and millions of others have kept up courage through the thought of American freedom . First among the various embodiments of this ideal we may speak of that political liberty ...
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... million dollars to Spain for the Islands , besides the cost of the war . And since then our government has expended over three hundred million 14 LIBERTY.
... million dollars to Spain for the Islands , besides the cost of the war . And since then our government has expended over three hundred million 14 LIBERTY.
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Durant Drake. since then our government has expended over three hundred million dollars in bringing to them the bene ... millions of Filipinos are entitled to be free from every POLITICAL LIBERTY 15.
Durant Drake. since then our government has expended over three hundred million dollars in bringing to them the bene ... millions of Filipinos are entitled to be free from every POLITICAL LIBERTY 15.
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Durant Drake. millions of Filipinos are entitled to be free from every government except their own choice . . . They are intelligent enough to decide for themselves . " Even if this picture is too optimistic , if disorder and confusion ...
Durant Drake. millions of Filipinos are entitled to be free from every government except their own choice . . . They are intelligent enough to decide for themselves . " Even if this picture is too optimistic , if disorder and confusion ...
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