Teddy Roosevelt: “There are certain mighty natural features of our land which should be…”

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There are certain mighty natural features of our land which should be preserved in perpetuity for our children and our children's children.

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Republican · New York

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This statement reflects Roosevelt's belief in the importance of preserving natural features for future generations.

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