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WHAT AMERICA CAN DO
AT HOME AND ABROAD
In order to help anyone at all—at home or abroad—Americans must learn to distinguish fact (the carrying capacity of the land) from fancy ("We can feed the world, if we really want to"). We must learn to distinguish pride in our achievements from the vanity of our ambitions. America cannot control the world, but perhaps we can influence policy. We can do it better and more honestly if the United States first puts its own house in order—which means
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