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What elevation of purpose ran through all its splendid display of strength, its untiring accomplishment!
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “What elevation of purpose ran through all its splendid display of strength, its untiring accomplishment!”
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Wilson remarks on the elevated purpose and strength displayed by the nation during its wartime efforts, celebrating its accomplishments.
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