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Woodrow Wilson: “Nothing so seriously interrupts or interferes with the sober and sincere consideration of public questions as a…”

On the recordSeptember 24, 1916
Nothing so seriously interrupts or interferes with the sober and sincere consideration of public questions as a political campaign.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic · New Jersey

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Address Before the Grain Dealers Association in Baltimore, Maryland

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