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Until the work of river improvement is undertaken in a modern way it can not have results that will meet the needs of this modern nation.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “Until the work of river improvement is undertaken in a modern way it can not have results that will meet the needs of…”
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Roosevelt argues that modern approaches are necessary for effective river improvement to meet contemporary needs.
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