Surely such a thought must thrill us with the resolute purpose so to bear ourselves that the name American shall stand as the symbol of just, generous, and fearless dealing with all men and all nations.
Remarks at the 121st Annual Dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in New York City
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