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Nana Maternal’s dictum~”If you cannot say anything nice about someone~do come sit tight close by me, my dear~and whisper your confidences,”~altogether broke down on the death of Frank Roosevelt. On that day, Nana’s Social Day Book was completely blank.~Meanwhile, in Mummy’s Day Book was jotted simply~”Far, far better~far, far too late~than not at all, Amen.”
No one of my family ever had the first kind word for Frank Roosevelt~~and I am not going to break that tradition at this advanced hour~~except to let Frank quote himself today~~on a number of subjects that American politicians might well carefully consider themselves~~
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Frank of foreign affaires~~
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Frank on indigenous policies and general outlooks~~to wit~~
~~Education~~
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~~Κύριε ἐλέησον~~
Rejoice and Glad!!
Amen~~
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~~THEOS EK MĒCHANĒS~~
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No one of my family ever had the first kind word for Frank Roosevelt~~and I am not going to break that tradition at this advanced hour~~except to let Frank quote himself today~~on a number of subjects that American politicians might well carefully consider themselves~~
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Silk Hat Boys~~
Franklin partying with
Anastasio Somoza in Washington, D.C.,
May 5, 1939.
Good Neighbor Policy (1933-1945)
“In the field of world policy I would dedicate this nation to the policy of the good neighbor–the neighbor who resolutely respects himself and, because he does so, respects the rights of others–the neighbor who respects his obligations and respects the sanctity of his agreements in and with a world of neighbors.”–Franklin Roosevelt, 1933
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No one of my family ever had the first kind word for Frank Roosevelt~~and I am not going to break that tradition at this advanced hour~~except to let Frank quote himself today~~on a number of subjects that American politicians might well carefully consider themselves~~
Nana Maternal’s dictum~”If you cannot say anything nice about someone~do come sit tight close by me, my dear~and whisper your confidences,”~altogether broke down on the death of Frank Roosevelt. On that day, Nana’s Social Day Book was completely blank.~Meanwhile, in Mummy’s Day Book was jotted simply~”Far, far better~far, far too late~than not at all, Amen.”