Peace—a peace in which freedom could flourish and justice could prevail—would be our highest priority.
Ronald Reagan: “Peace—a peace in which freedom could flourish and justice could prevail—would be our highest priority.”
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Remarks at the Annual Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in New Orleans, Louisiana
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