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The Most Iconic And Inspiring Quotes From History

The Most Iconic And Inspiring Quotes From HistoryWorld leaders say the darndest things. Sometimes, their speeches can leave us afraid, excited, invigorated, filled with national pride, or abject...

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The Most Iconic And Inspiring Quotes From History

World leaders say the darndest things. Sometimes, their speeches can leave us afraid, excited, invigorated, filled with national pride, or abject horror. Let's break down some of the most iconic and inspiring quotes from world leaders that inspired us, shocked us, or might have even been catalysts for changes in the world.

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