What the country chiefly needs is that all its means of transportation should be developed, its railways, its waterways, its highways, and its countryside roads.
Woodrow Wilson: “What the country chiefly needs is that all its means of transportation should be developed, its railways, its waterways…”
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Wilson asserts the need for comprehensive development of all transportation means in the country.
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