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What, now, are the new problems which have been prepared for our solution by reason of our growth and of the effects of immigration?
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gutenberg.orgWhat, now, are the new problems which have been prepared for our solution by reason of our growth and of the effects of immigration?
Wilson raises questions about the new political challenges arising from America's growth and the effects of immigration, calling for thoughtful solutions.
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