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The United States does not consider it a sacrifice to do all one can, to give one's best to our nation, when the nation is fighting for its existence and its future life.
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gutenberg.orgFDR: “The United States does not consider it a sacrifice to do all one can, to give one's best to our nation, when the nation…”
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Roosevelt reassures citizens that contributing to the war effort is a patriotic duty rather than a sacrifice.
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