Harry Truman: “And good will, after all, is the very essence of Christmas: peace and…”

On the recordDecember 23, 1948

And good will, after all, is the very essence of Christmas: peace and friendship to men of good will.

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Democratic · Missouri

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Radio Remarks on the Occasion of the Lighting of the Community Christmas Tree on the White House Grounds

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Harry Truman: “And good will, after all, is the very essence of Christmas: peace and friendship to men of good will.”