Excerpt from "The First 'Fireside Chat': an Intimate Talk with the People of the United States on Banking, March 12, 1933" by Franklin D. Roosevelt
Excerpt from "The First 'Fireside Chat': An Intimate Talk with the People of the United States on Banking, March 12, 1933"
Reprinted from The Public Papers and Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt: Volume Two, 1933
Published in 1938
"I owe this [radio talk with the people] in particular because of the fortitude [bravery] and good temper with which everybody has accepted the inconvenience and hardships of the banking holiday."
Franklin D. Roosevelt
In 1933 Americans did not have.....
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