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Politics is the life of the State, and nothing which illustrates that life, nothing which reveals any habit contracted by man as a political animal, comes amiss in the study of politics.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “Politics is the life of the State, and nothing which illustrates that life, nothing which reveals any habit contracted…”
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Wilson emphasizes the importance of studying politics through various aspects of human behavior and societal habits.
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