We are not all equal, and never shall be; the true postulate of democracy is not equality but the faith that every man and woman is worth while. (Stanley Baldwin)

We are not all equal, and never shall be; the true postulate of democracy is not equality but the faith that every man and woman is worth while.

Stanley Baldwin

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