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What he says of Scotland in the time of King James and King William is true, word for word, of civic life in New York two centuries later.
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gutenberg.orgWhat he says of Scotland in the time of King James and King William is true, word for word, of civic life in New York two centuries later.
Roosevelt draws a parallel between historical civic life in Scotland and contemporary issues in New York.
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