I like to think, whether it be true or not, that we have in this generation reached a somewhat different view of the responsibilities of a civilized nation from that which prevailed in the last generation, especially as applied to our country.
Address at the Washington Convention of the Laymen's Missionary Movement in Continental Memorial Hall
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