On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
Their traits of daring and hardihood and iron endurance are not merely indispensable traits for pioneers; they are also traits which must go to the make-up of every mighty and successful people.
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Discussing the qualities of Western pioneers, this argues that their traits of daring, hardihood, and endurance are essential for any successful nation.
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