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Franklin Roosevelt Quotes

No sensible person would advocate an attempt to prevent the normal exchange of commodities between other continents and the Americas.
7/21/1940
Unless exporting countries are able to assist their nationals, they will be forced to bargain as best they can.
7/21/1940
All American Republics in some degree make a practice of selling, and should sell, surplus products to other parts of th...
7/21/1940
It is to be hoped that before another year world trade can be reestablished.
7/21/1940
I call the attention of Congress to the fact that by helping our neighbors· we shall be helping ourselves.
7/21/1940
By virtue of the authority vested in me by section 55(a) of the Internal Revenue Code (53 Stat. 29).
7/19/1940
It is very late; but I have felt that you would rather that I speak to you now than wait until tomorrow.
7/18/1940
I cannot forget that in carrying out this program I have drafted into the service of the nation many men and women.
7/18/1940
The task of safeguarding our institutions seems to me to be twofold.
7/18/1940
I must confess that I do so with mixed feelings—because I find myself, as almost everyone does sooner or later in his li...
7/18/1940
It is our credo-unshakable to the end—that we must live under the liberties that were first heralded by Magna Carta and ...
7/18/1940
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
deceased

usa, New York

5,739 Quotes

Born1/30/1882

Died4/12/1945 (aged 63)

PartyDemocratic

  • President of the United States

    3/4/1933 - 4/12/1945
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