He must make himself feel that he is a part of the people of the United States, that he is trying to think not only for them, but with them.
Woodrow Wilson: “He must make himself feel that he is a part of the people of the United States, that he is trying to think not only for…”
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Address at Independence Hall: The Meaning of Liberty
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