The American people will reject the doctrine of fear, confident that in the 'thirties we have been building soundly a new order of things, different from the order of the 'twenties.
FDR: “The American people will reject the doctrine of fear, confident that in the 'thirties we have been building soundly a…”
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Roosevelt expresses confidence in the American people's ability to reject fear and embrace progress.
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