On the recordJanuary 1, 1776
The remembrance of those things ought to inspire us with confidence and greatness of mind, and carry us through every remaining difficulty with content and cheerfulness.
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Thomas Paine
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From "The American Crisis," this passage encourages Americans to draw confidence from past experiences to face future challenges with resolve and optimism.
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