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In this collection of essays, former President Theodore Roosevelt expounds on the importance of American nationalism and the role it plays in the world. He argues that the United States must take its place as a leader among nations, and that its citizens must be willing to defend their country and their principles. Written over a century ago, these essays still resonate today, and are a must-read for anyone interested in American politics and identity.
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