If a just appeal, which is fair and a just appeal which is right has an ugly sound, we may lose more than we gain.
Lyndon Johnson: “If a just appeal, which is fair and a just appeal which is right has an ugly sound, we may lose more than we gain.”
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Remarks to Members of the Bishops' Council, African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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