The interests of the wage-worker and the interests of the tiller of the soil must be peculiarly close to all American public men; among other reasons for the reason that if they prosper all other classes will prosper likewise as a matter of course.
Roosevelt highlights the interconnectedness of different social classes and their mutual prosperity.
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