On the recordMay 19, 1902
We must have thrift, business energy, business enterprise and all that spring from them, as the foundation upon which we are to build the great national superstructure.
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Remarks at the Overflow Meeting of the Centenary of Presbyterian Home Missions at Central Presbyterian Church in New York...
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