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Living Legend

William F. Buckley

William F. Buckley

Awarded: April 2000
(Nov. 24, 1925 - Feb. 27, 2008)

William F. Buckley is one of the most recognized and articulate spokesmen for American conservatives. His writings have been instrumental in the growth of the American conservative movement. He has received numerous awards over his long career, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom from Pres. George H. Bush.

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Last Updated: 06/27/2008

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