On the recordApril 24, 1935
Clearly he thereby sought, with a generous emphasis, to mark the full measure of his faith in those principles of freedom and justice which the country was founded to preserve.
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Message to Congress on the Bequest to the Nation by Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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