Had this intolerant sectional feeling ever prevailed and been adopted as the policy of the Atlantic States, the West would have revolted, and would have been right in revolting.
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Roosevelt argues that had sectional intolerance prevailed, the West would have justifiably revolted against the Atlantic States.
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