Analyzing the vision that fdr laid out in his four freedoms

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Analyzing the vision that FDR laid out in his "Four Freedoms" address. In what ways do the Four Freedoms paintings of Norman Rockwell represent or misrepresent FDR's points? Which best captures FDR's purpose? Include reference and citations.

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