The Americanism of Theodore Roosevelt: Selections from His Writings and Speeches, Volume 3Houghton Mifflin Company, 1923 - 317 pages |
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... ideal . It would be a sad and evil thing for this country if ever the day came when we considered the great deeds of our forefathers as an excuse for our resting slothfully satisfied with what has been already done . On the contrary ...
... ideal . It would be a sad and evil thing for this country if ever the day came when we considered the great deeds of our forefathers as an excuse for our resting slothfully satisfied with what has been already done . On the contrary ...
Page 69
... ideal . Every one knows hundreds of homes where it is more or less perfectly real- ized , and it is an ideal incomparably higher than the ideal of the beneficent autocrat which it has so largely supplanted.1 III WE all of us know the ...
... ideal . Every one knows hundreds of homes where it is more or less perfectly real- ized , and it is an ideal incomparably higher than the ideal of the beneficent autocrat which it has so largely supplanted.1 III WE all of us know the ...
Page 72
... ideal and not to keep that ideal purely for the study to have an ideal which you will in good faith strive to live up to when you are out in life . If you have an ideal only good while you sit at home , an ideal that nobody can live up ...
... ideal and not to keep that ideal purely for the study to have an ideal which you will in good faith strive to live up to when you are out in life . If you have an ideal only good while you sit at home , an ideal that nobody can live up ...
Page 73
... ideal . The work can be done in a thousand different ways . Our public life de- pends primarily not upon the men who occupy public positions for the moment , because they are but an in- finitesimal fraction of the whole . Our public ...
... ideal . The work can be done in a thousand different ways . Our public life de- pends primarily not upon the men who occupy public positions for the moment , because they are but an in- finitesimal fraction of the whole . Our public ...
Page 86
... ideal . Of course it cannot be realized until there has been much education on both sides . But it should be the ideal . All relations between employer and employee should be based on mutuality of respect and consideration ; arrogance ...
... ideal . Of course it cannot be realized until there has been much education on both sides . But it should be the ideal . All relations between employer and employee should be based on mutuality of respect and consideration ; arrogance ...
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