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...to the man who performed it. All daring and courage, all iron endurance of misfortune, all devofion to the ideal of honor and the glory of the flag, make...ignoble deed done by an American, for every instance of selfishness or weakness or folly on the part of the people as a whole. We are all worse off when any...

...All daring and courage, all iron endurance of misfortune, all devotion to the ideal of honor and of the glory of the flag, make for a finer and nobler...All of us are poorer for every base or ignoble deed by an American, for every instance of selfishness or weakness or folly on the part of the people as...

...devotion to the ideal of honor and the glory of the flag make for a finer and nobler type of manhood. All of us lift our heads higher, because those of...ignoble deed done by an American, for every instance of selfishness or weakness or folly on the part of the people as a whole. If ever we had to meet defeat...

...the flag make for a finer and a nobler type of manhood. It is not only those who do and endure who are benefited, but also the countless thousands who...ignoble deed done by an American, for every instance of selfishness or weakness or folly on the part of the people as a whole. We are all worse off when any...

...devotion to the ideal of honor and the glory of the flag, make for a finer and nobler type of manhood. All of us lift our heads higher, because those of...it is to meet danger have met it well and bravely. If ever we had to meet defeat at the hands of a foreign foe, or had to submit tamely to wrong or insult,...

...memories and traditions. The fight well fought, the life honorably lived, the death bravely met—those count for more in building a high and fine type of...ignoble deed done by an American, for every instance of selfishness or weakness or folly on the part of the people as a whole. We are all worse off when any...

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