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We are conscious of oneness as a nation, of vitality, of strength, of progress; but are we often conscious of common thought in the concrete things of national policy?
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “We are conscious of oneness as a nation, of vitality, of strength, of progress; but are we often conscious of common…”
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Wilson questions the existence of a unified national thought in policy-making.
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