University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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THE FOUR FREEDOmS THE FOUR FREEDOMS of common humanity an- as much elements of man ' s needs as air and sunlight, bread and salt. Deprive him of all these freedoms and he dies deprive him of a part of them and a part of him withers. Give them to him in full and abundant measure and he will cross the threshold of a new age, the greatest age of man. These freedoms are the rights of men of every creed and even race, wherever they live. This is their heritage, long withheld. We of the United Nations have the power and the men and the will at last to assure man ' s heritage. The belief in the four freedoms of common humanity the belief in man. created free, in the image of God is the crucial difference between ourselves and the enemies we face today. In it lies the absolute unity of our alliance, opposed to the oneness of the evil we hate. Here is our strength, the source and of victory. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT