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In our modern industrial civilization there are many and grave dangers to counterbalance the splendors and the triumphs.
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gutenberg.orgIn our modern industrial civilization there are many and grave dangers to counterbalance the splendors and the triumphs.
Roosevelt reflects on the challenges of modern industrial society, emphasizing the need to address its dangers.
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