The World Must Learn To Work Together,

Neither A Wise Man Nor A Brave Man Lies Down On The Tracks Of History To Wait For The Train Of The Future To Run Over Him.

I'll Tell You What Leadership Is. It's Persuasion And Conciliation, And Education, And Patience.

Probably No One Here Knows I Coached A Football Team - A Service Team - Playing Against Georgetown. I Think It Was In The Fall Of 1924 Lou Little Was Your Coach, And He Beat Us. But It Was A Very Happy Circumstance, Because It Brought Me The Friendship Of Another Man, Lou Little, Who To This Day Remains My Very Warm Associate And Friend.

I Had Been Conscious A Feeling Of Depression And So I Voiced To [secretary Of War Stimson] My Grave Misgivings, First On The Basis Of My Belief That Japan Was Already Defeated And That Dropping The Bomb Was Completely Unnecessary, And Secondly Because I Thought That Our Country Should Avoid Shocking World Opinion By The Use Of A Weapon Whose Employment Was, I Thought, No Longer Mandatory As A Measure To Save American Lives. It Was My Belief That Japan Was, At This Very Moment, Seeking A Way To Surrender With A Minimum Loss Of 'face.'

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