Danh ngôn của James H. Douglas, Jr.
Our forbears worked hard this difficult land, and their reward was the freedom and independence of self-sufficiency.
Our forbears worked hard this difficult land, and their reward was the freedom and independence of self-sufficiency.
Tổ tiên của chúng ta đã làm việc chăm chỉ trên vùng đất khó khăn này và phần thưởng của họ là sự tự do và độc lập tự cung tự cấp.
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