In this week especially, let us give thanks for that love of liberty which made human justice and human dignity the foundation stones of our Republic.
Lyndon Johnson: “In this week especially, let us give thanks for that love of liberty which made human justice and human dignity the…”
On the recordNovember 30, 1964
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Proclamation 3631—Bill of Rights Day—Human Rights Day
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