How everybody at home is proud of you; how everybody at home has followed every movement of this great Army with confidence and affection; and how the whole people of the United States are now waiting to welcome you home with an acclaim which probably has never greeted any other army.
Woodrow Wilson: “How everybody at home is proud of you; how everybody at home has followed every movement of this great Army with…”
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Remarks to United States Soldiers at Humes, France
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