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Our Principles of Freedom Must Stand
Mr. Gambrell, of Atlanta, Georgia, is President of the American Bar Association during 1955-1956. This article is based upon his address before the Georgia Bar Association, December 8, 1955, in Atlanta. Concerning the importance of limitations upon the powers of government. For 300 years the American people have cherished the spiritual concept that the rights [...]
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