The farmers, the mechanics, the skilled and unskilled laborers, the small shop keepers, make up the bulk of the population of any country; and upon their well-being, generation after generation, the well-being of the country and the race depends.
Roosevelt highlights the crucial role of various labor groups in the nation's well-being and future.
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