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I do not believe that it will produce the millennium, or anything approaching it; and I am quite certain that some of its most ardent advocates will be disappointed with the results.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “I do not believe that it will produce the millennium, or anything approaching it; and I am quite certain that some of…”
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Roosevelt acknowledges that while improvements are expected, they may not meet all expectations.
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