I am convinced that their action is indicative of the profound admiration felt in this country for the heroic stand of the British people against a barbarous foe.
FDR: “I am convinced that their action is indicative of the profound admiration felt in this country for the heroic stand of…”
On the recordJuly 8, 1942
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Reply to Prime Minister Churchill on Shipping Space for Private Donations to Britain
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