We will only keep the door open for them always, and a hearty welcome, —after we have recognized them.
Woodrow Wilson: “We will only keep the door open for them always, and a hearty welcome, —after we have recognized them.”
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Address at Hodgenville, Kentucky: Lincoln's Beginnings
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