In these conferences we were concerned with basic principles-- principles which involve the security and the welfare and the standard of living or human beings in countries large and small.
FDR: “In these conferences we were concerned with basic principles-- principles which involve the security and the welfare and…”
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Roosevelt highlights the focus on fundamental principles affecting global security and welfare during the conferences.
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