LAD #33: FDR's First Inaugural Address

His speech begins by outlining the issue that the public of America is facing, these include unemployment, and lack of circulation of currency by credit through America. FDR explains that these issues come from materialistic performed by the "The money changers" who "have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization". The ways of President

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