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We must have a basis of material prosperity before any community, whether State, municipality, or nation, can develop itself, can rise in any degree.
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gutenberg.orgWe must have a basis of material prosperity before any community, whether State, municipality, or nation, can develop itself, can rise in any degree.
Roosevelt emphasizes the necessity of material prosperity for the development of any community.
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