In meeting the troubles of the world we must meet them as one people--with a unity born of the fact that for generations those who have come to our shores, representing many kindreds and tongues, have been welded by common opportunity into a united patriotism.
FDR: “In meeting the troubles of the world we must meet them as one people--with a unity born of the fact that for generations…”
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Roosevelt calls for national unity in addressing global challenges, reflecting the diverse heritage of the American people.
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