They lie deep in our national character and find expression year by year in every branch of handicraft, in every new device whereby the materials we so abundantly produce are subdued to the artisan's will and made to yield the largest, most practical, and most beneficial return.
William McKinley: “They lie deep in our national character and find expression year by year in every branch of handicraft, in every new…”
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McKinley speaks to the American spirit of innovation and craftsmanship that transforms raw materials into valuable products.
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