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Ronald Reagan: Peace—a peace in which freedom could flourish and justice could prevail—would be our highest priority.

On the recordAugust 14, 1983
Peace—a peace in which freedom could flourish and justice could prevail—would be our highest priority.
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Ronald Reagan
Republican · California

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Remarks at the Annual Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in New Orleans, Louisiana

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