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In consequence there tends to grow up a feeling of estrangement between different groups, of forgetfulness of the great primal needs and primal passions that are common to all of us.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “In consequence there tends to grow up a feeling of estrangement between different groups, of forgetfulness of the great…”
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He warns of the estrangement that can develop between different social groups due to busy lives.
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