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America and the Rise of a New Civic Vision
The excerpt argues that the United States must expand its power and influence, envisioning a future of vast growth in resources, infrastructure, and global impact. It contrasts American republican ideals with European monarchies, urging steadfast virtue and the expansion of rights as the nation enlarges its economic and political reach. The piece cites figures like Washington and Lafayette, and contemplates Canada, Britain, and colonial liberty in a broad, historic frame. It defends the primacy of universal law and human rights as the true measure of national progress.
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