Wild horses and burros merit man's protection historically--for they are a living link with the days of the conquistadors.
Richard Nixon: “Wild horses and burros merit man's protection historically--for they are a living link with the days of the…”
On the recordDecember 16, 1971
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Statement on Signing Bill To Protect Wild Horses and Burros.
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