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Our future progress and prosperity depend upon our ability to equal, if not surpass, other nations in the enlargement and advance of science, industry, and commerce.
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gutenberg.orgWilliam McKinley: “Our future progress and prosperity depend upon our ability to equal, if not surpass, other nations in the enlargement…”
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McKinley emphasizes the importance of scientific and industrial advancement for national prosperity.
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