The willingness of our people to accept this added burden in these times in order impregnably to establish the credit of the Federal Government is a great tribute to their wisdom and courage.
Herbert Hoover: “The willingness of our people to accept this added burden in these times in order impregnably to establish the credit of…”
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Statement on Signing the Revenue Act of 1932.
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