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... Democracy " : Request for Declaration of War on Germany April 2 , 1917 79 1 15 13. " The Fourteen Points " : Address to Congress on Peace Termsā« January 8 , 1918 87 DISC TRACK PAGE Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1 17 14. " V.
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