PRESIDENT HARDING'S HOPE
"AMERICA'S GOD-GIVEN DESTINY"
(DNIIBD FRBBS ASSOCIATION C9MRIBHT.)
WASHINGTON, 4th August.
At Lancaster, New Hampshire, President Harding, in a speech, said: "Nothing on earth can prevent America from fulfilling ' her God-given destiny. America to-day is more firmly founded than ever, and it is my hope,'before my term of office has expired, that the things for which we have stood will he so firmly rooted that man can give his attention to the pursuits of peace and the attainment of those higher ends which God intended." The President said he believed all the world was resolved that warfare should be brought to an end. He was happy to state that the Government was engaged in an enterprise/which, without involving the surrender of nationality, or liberty, or right, would remove the reasons for war and put an end to it. "I think we shall Bucceed," he added.
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 32, 6 August 1921, Page 5
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