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Yet, in addition thereto, they likewise possessed the power and the efficiency; for otherwise their high purpose would have been barren of result.
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gutenberg.orgYet, in addition thereto, they likewise possessed the power and the efficiency; for otherwise their high purpose would have been barren of result.
Roosevelt notes that power and efficiency must accompany high purpose to achieve meaningful results.
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