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Radio Address to the Nation on the 40th Anniversary of the End of the Second World War in the Pacific

… Jefferson's war, the war of the common man against tyranny and pride. It is really a war for democracy and not for power or materialism.'' Well, Lieutenant Brown was later killed in action …

Radio Address to the Nation on the Upcoming Elections

… and a constant belief that things will get only better. And why? Because we who live in democracy are all our own masters, and we know that the future is ours to build and that the only …

Radio Address to the Nation on Foreign Policy

… regard to this meeting, we must not raise false hopes. The differences between communism and democracy are profound. There will inevitably be competition between us, but it's the central …

Radio Address to the Nation on the Caribbean Basin Initiative

… by stimulating investment and trade, offers the hope of economic progress, which anchors democracy and freedom. In September the United States Congress approved funds for emergency …

Informal Exchange With Reporters

… that have made the offer to lay down their arms and enter into discussions about instituting democracy. And it was the government of Nicaragua, a totalitarian government, that refused. …

Toasts of the President and King Juan Carlos I of Spain at the State Dinner

… the courage of el Cid and the skill of the great Spanish masters, is creating a masterpiece of democracy. In America we recognize that even with the proper leadership, a nation must have great …

Remarks at a Tribute to Andrew W. Mellon at the National Gallery of Art

… Early in our Republic, our country was often referred to as a new Athens. Many basic ideals of democracy can be traced back to that ancient city-state, a city with elections and an open …

Radio Address to the Nation on the American National Red Cross and the Williamsburg Economic Summit Conference

… stronger prosperity and security by living up to those cherished values that bind us -- democracy, individual freedom, moral purpose, human dignity, and personal development. Perhaps …

Remarks of the President and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of the United Kingdom Following Their Meetings

… our energetic efforts to end the violence that plagues Central America and to promote democracy and economic development in that region. In our discussion of economic matters, we …

Remarks at the Welcoming Ceremony for President Karl Carstens of the Federal Republic of Germany

… that is as important -- common values underlying our system of government. And by that I mean democracy, personal freedom, human dignity, and rule of law. Looking to the future, I think we …

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