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Quote by Westbrook Pegler

“My hates have always occupied my mind much more actively and have given greater spiritual satisfactions than my friendships.”

Quote by Westbrook Pegler

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Westbrook Pegler

Westbrook Pegler was an American journalist known for his investigative reporting and political commentary. Born on August 2, 1894, and passing away on June 24, 1969, Pegler made significant contributions to journalism over several decades. more

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