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| Description | FDR delivers the nominating speech for Alfred E. Smith at the Democratic Convention at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY. June 26, 1924. This speech is often considered FDR's first major gesture of re-entry into national politics after recovering from the onset of polio. | |||
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| Source | NPx: 71-124 | |||
| Author | FDR Presidential Library & Museum | |||
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