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FDR: A free press... will serve no cause but that of truth and which will recognize no master but justice.

On the recordSeptember 1, 1938
A free press... will serve no cause but that of truth and which will recognize no master but justice.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Letter on the Free Press

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