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But this will require a far greater concentration of our national energy and our ingenuity and our skill.
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gutenberg.orgFDR: “But this will require a far greater concentration of our national energy and our ingenuity and our skill.”
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He highlights the necessity of a concentrated national effort to achieve victory in the war.
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