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FDR: I can say with utmost confidence that no Americans, today or a thousand years hence, need feel anything but pride in our…

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I can say with utmost confidence that no Americans, today or a thousand years hence, need feel anything but pride in our patience and in our efforts through all the years toward achieving a peace in the Pacific which would be fair and honorable to every nation, large or small.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Roosevelt expresses confidence in America's pursuit of a fair peace in the Pacific, highlighting the nation's patience and efforts.

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