On the recordSeptember 12, 1919
It is that consciousness which I have so often gained in moving from one part of this beloved country to another that makes me so profoundly proud to be an American.
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presidency.ucsb.eduIt is that consciousness which I have so often gained in moving from one part of this beloved country to another that makes me so profoundly proud to be an American.
Address at the Hippodrome in Seattle, Washington
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