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FDR: The Government of the United States possesses no more sincere hope than that the maintenance of peace between the…

On the recordNovember 13, 1937
The Government of the United States possesses no more sincere hope than that the maintenance of peace between the American Republics may be firmly assured.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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