War and Peace Vision in American World Struggle
A World War II era address argues that few want war but seek peace through victory. It contrasts warlike nations with America’s peaceful progress and leadership. The speaker envisions a global order of trade, mutual aid, and liberty, with lasting peace and freedom for all.
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