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FDR: To me the outstanding observation of that visit was that the masses of the peoples of all the Americas are convinced…

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To me the outstanding observation of that visit was that the masses of the peoples of all the Americas are convinced that the democratic form of government can be made to succeed and do not wish to substitute for it any other form of government.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Roosevelt emphasizes the belief among the peoples of the Americas in the success of democratic governance.

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