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Adlai Stevenson: “Not as a stranger, an alien to your blood, but as your countryman, your fellow-citizen, I gladly lift my voice in this…”

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Not as a stranger, an alien to your blood, but as your countryman, your fellow-citizen, I gladly lift my voice in this great assemblage.
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Adlai Stevenson

Editor's note · Context

Stevenson expresses his pride in being a fellow citizen participating in a significant event.

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