Ronald Reagan: “The price of freedom is high, but never more costly than the loss of…”

On the recordDecember 11, 1983

The price of freedom is high, but never more costly than the loss of freedom.

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Republican · California

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Remarks at the Annual Convention of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society in New York City

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