On the recordJanuary 5, 1919
As I passed through your streets I had this sensation, a sensation which I have often had in my own dear country at home—a sensation of friendship and close sympathetic contact.
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presidency.ucsb.eduWoodrow Wilson: “As I passed through your streets I had this sensation, a sensation which I have often had in my own dear country at…”
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Remarks at The Philharmonic Club in Turin, Italy
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