The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 80.
31. lappuse
... fight for freedom which our dead so nobly began . " They cry to us to fight , and to fight to the finish , for the ideals in which they believed - freedom for all men , democracy for all men , and a place in the sun for all men . As we ...
... fight for freedom which our dead so nobly began . " They cry to us to fight , and to fight to the finish , for the ideals in which they believed - freedom for all men , democracy for all men , and a place in the sun for all men . As we ...
48. lappuse
... fighting on our own as they are fighting on their own . Where we have a common bond of faith in the sanctity of the individual , as in the case of the British , we can fight as one . But what we are fighting for is our own lives and the ...
... fighting on our own as they are fighting on their own . Where we have a common bond of faith in the sanctity of the individual , as in the case of the British , we can fight as one . But what we are fighting for is our own lives and the ...
9. lappuse
... FIGHT- This keeps December 7th what it logically should be ... a day for every American to ask himself what a year of war has meant , what he is fighting for , what he has to face and how he can face and must face it . A day when he ...
... FIGHT- This keeps December 7th what it logically should be ... a day for every American to ask himself what a year of war has meant , what he is fighting for , what he has to face and how he can face and must face it . A day when he ...
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