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From these and a hundred other woes the West no less than the East was saved by the knitting together of the States into a Nation.
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gutenberg.orgFrom these and a hundred other woes the West no less than the East was saved by the knitting together of the States into a Nation.
Roosevelt asserts that the unity of the States was crucial for the survival of both the West and the East.
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