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It is a great thing to commemorate their lives; but, after all, the worthy way to do so is to try to show by our lives that we have profited by them.
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gutenberg.orgIt is a great thing to commemorate their lives; but, after all, the worthy way to do so is to try to show by our lives that we have profited by them.
Roosevelt emphasizes that honoring the past should inspire us to live better lives today.
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