A monument of what America has meant for its first 200 years and what it can mean for the next 200 years.
Richard Nixon: “A monument of what America has meant for its first 200 years and what it can mean for the next 200 years.”
On the recordDecember 10, 1973
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Remarks on Signing a Bill Establishing the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration
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