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But we must not this time lose the hope of establishing an international order which will be capable of maintaining peace and realizing through the years more perfect justice between Nations.
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gutenberg.orgFDR: “But we must not this time lose the hope of establishing an international order which will be capable of maintaining…”
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Roosevelt expresses hope for establishing a lasting international order for peace and justice.
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