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John Tyler Zitate

I should be pleased to see all the nations on the earth prosperous and happy and rich, for it would furnish to me the best evidence of the prosperity of my native land.

John Tyler

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Ich würde mich freuen, wenn alle Nationen auf der Erde wohlhabend und glücklich und reich sind, denn sie würden mir den besten Beweis für den Wohlstand meiner Heimat liefern.

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