FDR: “We can, if we will, make 1935 a genuine period of good feeling…”

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We can, if we will, make 1935 a genuine period of good feeling, sustained by a sense of purposeful progress.

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Roosevelt envisions 1935 as a year of positive sentiment and progress.

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FDR: “We can, if we will, make 1935 a genuine period of good feeling, sustained by a sense of purposeful progress.”