Quote by John Fitzgerald Kennedy

And so it is that I carry with me from this State to that high and lonely office to which I now succeed more than fond memories and fast friendships. The enduring qualities of Massachusettsthe common threads woven by the Pilgrim and the Puritan, the fisherman and the farmer, the Yankee and the immigrantwill not be and could not be forgotten in the Nations Executive Mansion. They are an indelible part of my life, my convictions, my view of the past, my hopes for the future.

And so it is that I carry with me from this State to that hi

Summary

In this quote, the speaker expresses the deep and lasting impact that their experiences in the state of Massachusetts have had on them as they transition into a significant position of authority. They acknowledge the rich and diverse history of the state, highlighting the common threads that connect its people throughout time. Despite assuming a new role in the Executive Mansion, the speaker asserts that their memories, friendships, and the enduring qualities of Massachusetts will remain deeply ingrained in their life, beliefs, understanding of the past, and aspirations for the future.

By John Fitzgerald Kennedy

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