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Samuel Rosenman argued that some of these works were ghostwritten by Charles Michelson and Donald Richberg. These works include one quoting a Chinese proverb stating "the man who strikes first admits that his ideas are given out," and one stating "we defend and we build a way of life Â… for all mankind." The journalist Robert Trout is said to have coined the common name for these works, which were partly the brainchild of the (*) press secretary Stephen Early. These works, which typically began with the address "My friends," include one urging the public to help resist the Nazis with America's "Arsenal of Democracy." The first of these speeches allayed the public's fear of the banking system after the "Bank Holiday" ended. For 10 points, name these radio addresses given by FDR.
Samuel Rosenman argued that some of these works were ghostwritten by Charles Michelson and Donald Richberg.
Fireside Chats [prompt on Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speeches or similar answers]  