Harry Truman: “And when the smoke and dust is all blown away, the Republic will…”

On the recordAugust 21, 1952

And when the smoke and dust is all blown away, the Republic will continue along as usual, and just as it always has.

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Democratic · Missouri

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Remarks to a Group of Students from Kansas High Schools

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Harry Truman: “And when the smoke and dust is all blown away, the Republic will continue along as usual, and just as it always has.”