On the recordSeptember 3, 1919
It is made for the protection of the weak peoples of the world and not for the aggrandizement of the strong.
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presidency.ucsb.eduIt is made for the protection of the weak peoples of the world and not for the aggrandizement of the strong.
Address from Rear Platform in Richmond, Indiana
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