THE PRESIDENCY Transplanted to Washington, the talks continued. Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill were now making their sixth war conference their longest.
Was this conference also their most fruitful? No one, except the tight-lipped principals, could yet say. But last week came the first evidence of accomplishment.
> The first result of Quebec was limited recognition by the U.S. and Britain of the French Committee of Liberation. This action did not fully clear up the ambiguity of policy toward France, did not fully satisfy the French patriots in Algiers. It was, nevertheless, a forward...
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