William McKinley Quotes

Without Competition We Would Be Clinging To The Clumsy Antiquated Processes Of Farming And Manufacture And The Methods Of Business Of Long Ago, And The Twentieth Would Be No Further Advanced Than The Eighteenth Century.

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