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To be free and equal, the motto of rational and moral people, has also now become our motto.
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The quote presents freedom and equality as guiding principles for people who value reason and morality. By saying these principles have “also now become our motto,” the speaker declares that they now share and publicly embrace this commitment.
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- German History in Documents and Images (German Historical Institute)
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