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Woodrow Wilson: The dangers attending that variety which is heterogeneity in so vast an organism as ours are, of course, the dangers of…

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The dangers attending that variety which is heterogeneity in so vast an organism as ours are, of course, the dangers of disintegration--nothing less; and it is unwise to think these dangers remote and merely contingent because they are not as yet very menacing.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic · New Jersey

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Wilson warns about the dangers of disintegration in a diverse political landscape.

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