| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Wilson was a visionary who liked to identify himself with "forwardlooking men"; Harding, as Mr. Lowry put it, was as old-fashioned as those wooden Indians which used to stand in front of cigar stores, "a flower of the period before safety razors." Harding believed that statesmanship had come to its apogee in the days of McKinley and Foraker.
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