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You have taught us both by what you did on the tented fields, and by what you have done since in civic life, how this spirit of brotherhood can be made a living, a vital force.
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gutenberg.orgYou have taught us both by what you did on the tented fields, and by what you have done since in civic life, how this spirit of brotherhood can be made a living, a vital force.
Roosevelt acknowledges the impact of shared experiences in fostering a spirit of brotherhood.
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