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FDR: It is our credo-unshakable to the end—that we must live under the liberties that were first heralded by Magna Carta and…

On the recordJuly 18, 1940
It is our credo-unshakable to the end—that we must live under the liberties that were first heralded by Magna Carta and placed into glorious operation through the Declaration of Independence.
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Democratic · New York

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Radio Address to the Democratic National Convention Accepting the Nomination

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