It is my confident hope and belief that this system will be found, after sufficient trials, to be better adapted everywhere than any other to the great interest of human society; namely, the preservation of peace, order and national prosperity.
Gerald Ford: “It is my confident hope and belief that this system will be found, after sufficient trials, to be better adapted…”
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Remarks at a Ceremony Commemorating the Birth of Abraham Lincoln
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