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Woodrow Wilson: “I feel a comradeship with you to-day which is delightful as I look about upon these undisturbed fields and think of the…”

On the recordDecember 24, 1918
I feel a comradeship with you to-day which is delightful as I look about upon these undisturbed fields and think of the terrible scenes through which you have gone and realize now that the quiet peace, the tranquillity of settled hope, has descended upon us all; and while it is hard so far away from home confidently to bid you a Merry Christmas, I can, I think, confidently promise you a Happy New Year, and I can from the bottom of my heart say, God bless you.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic · New Jersey
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Remarks to United States Soldiers at Humes, France

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