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FDR: The greatest freedom and the widest opportunity may be accorded to all the people for participation in the selection of…

On the recordJuly 31, 1934
The greatest freedom and the widest opportunity may be accorded to all the people for participation in the selection of candidates
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Letter to Alben Barkley Urging Equal Opportunity to Exercise the Right to Vote. From U.S.S. Houston.

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