But we are enemies always of human privation and prejudice--and we shall not rest until justice prevails throughout the world against these adversaries.
Lyndon Johnson: “But we are enemies always of human privation and prejudice--and we shall not rest until justice prevails throughout the…”
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Toasts of the President and President Yameogo of Upper Volta
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