FDR: “The American and British armies--who bore the chief burdens of…”

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The American and British armies--who bore the chief burdens of battle--found at their sides our own North American neighbors, the gallant Canadians.

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Roosevelt acknowledges the contributions of various Allied forces, emphasizing camaraderie in the fight against tyranny.

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FDR: “The American and British armies--who bore the chief burdens of battle--found at their sides our own North American…”