Motion Picture MP2002-21
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Harry S. Truman speaking of nobody knowing what the historians will say about you after you're gone. He says that you can't tell if a man has been right or wrong in his decisions until he's been dead about 50 years. As much as he would like to, he doesn't think he'll live that long. Sound only.
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Reel 1
| 0:00 | Harry S. Truman’s voice: “Nobody can tell what the historians will say about you after you’re gone; and you can’t tell if a man has been right or wrong in his decisions until he’s been dead about 50 years; and I don’t think I’ll live that long much as I’d like to.” |