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... principles that jus- tified its separate existence and were to be its guid- ing - star . For approximately a century and a half that Declaration has received the wholehearted alle- giance of our people and has drawn to our shores ...
... principles that jus- tified its separate existence and were to be its guid- ing - star . For approximately a century and a half that Declaration has received the wholehearted alle- giance of our people and has drawn to our shores ...
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... principles that have been adopted elsewhere , or can be conceived , it is for us to define as clearly as possible these ideals to which we , at least , are committed , and to seek to win for them , in this country , a universal and ...
... principles that have been adopted elsewhere , or can be conceived , it is for us to define as clearly as possible these ideals to which we , at least , are committed , and to seek to win for them , in this country , a universal and ...
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... principle of Liberty as perhaps nothing else could have done ; so that the years following it saw the assertion of similar principles in many other coun- tries . It enabled us to acquire the Western lands- which never would have been ...
... principle of Liberty as perhaps nothing else could have done ; so that the years following it saw the assertion of similar principles in many other coun- tries . It enabled us to acquire the Western lands- which never would have been ...
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... principle that Governments derive all their just powers from the consent of the governed , and that no right any- where exists to hand peoples about from sovereign- ty to sovereignty as if they were property . [ This is a ] political ...
... principle that Governments derive all their just powers from the consent of the governed , and that no right any- where exists to hand peoples about from sovereign- ty to sovereignty as if they were property . [ This is a ] political ...
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... principle of Americanism , Congress in 1914 pledged the United States " to withdraw their sovereignty over the Philip- pine Islands and to recognize their independence as soon as a stable government can be established there- in 16 LIBERTY.
... principle of Americanism , Congress in 1914 pledged the United States " to withdraw their sovereignty over the Philip- pine Islands and to recognize their independence as soon as a stable government can be established there- in 16 LIBERTY.
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