Let us leave this beautiful city of the national dead, therefore, with the deepest gratitude to the men whose valorous deeds we celebrate.
Bill Taft: “Let us leave this beautiful city of the national dead, therefore, with the deepest gratitude to the men whose valorous…”
On the recordMay 29, 1911
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Memorial Day Address at Arlington Cemetery
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