The American Republic, taking advantage of its fortunate federal features and of its strong central government, boldly struck out on a new path, which secured the freedom-giving properties of the Greek method, while preserving national Union as carefully as it was preserved by the Roman Empire.
Roosevelt discusses the unique approach of the American Republic in balancing freedom and national unity.
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