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The farmer represents a peculiarly high type of American citizenship, and he must have the same chance to rise and develop as other American citizens have.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “The farmer represents a peculiarly high type of American citizenship, and he must have the same chance to rise and…”
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Roosevelt champions the farmer as a vital part of American citizenship deserving equal opportunities.
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