FDR: “There is no American conflict that cannot be settled by orderly and…”

On the recordNovember 26, 1936

There is no American conflict that cannot be settled by orderly and peaceful means.

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Democratic · New York

Source

Address before a Joint Session of the National Congress and the Supreme Court of Brazil at Rio de Janeiro.

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FDR: “There is no American conflict that cannot be settled by orderly and peaceful means.”