On the recordJuly 30, 1923
I have thus far made no allusion to the hungering of humanity for new assurances that the world may be equally blessed. Peace ought to be the supreme blessing to all mankind.
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presidency.ucsb.eduWarren Harding: “I have thus far made no allusion to the hungering of humanity for new assurances that the world may be equally blessed.…”
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Address on Foreign Policy and the International Court of Justice Intended for Delivery in San Francisco, California
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