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They have gone to many other nations in every continent of the world, giving of their industry and their talents, and achieving success and the comfort of good living, and good citizenship.
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gutenberg.orgFDR: “They have gone to many other nations in every continent of the world, giving of their industry and their talents, and…”
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Roosevelt celebrates the global impact of Italians through their industriousness and success.
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