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FDR: We are working toward a definite goal, which is to prevent the return of conditions which came very close to destroying…

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We are working toward a definite goal, which is to prevent the return of conditions which came very close to destroying what we call modern civilization.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Roosevelt speaks about the importance of preventing the return of destructive conditions that threaten civilization.

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