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FDR: I cannot help feeling myself, from the testimony that comes to me day by day, that there has been definite and distinct…

On the recordJanuary 30, 1938
I cannot help feeling myself, from the testimony that comes to me day by day, that there has been definite and distinct progress towards a spiritual reawakening in the four years which have passed since I spoke in 1934.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Remarks to Visiting Protestant Ministers. Washington, D.C.

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