Theodore Roosevelt

Mar 27, 2024 | ventsmagazine.com | Theodore Roosevelt |Eleanor Roosevelt |Winston Churchill |Franklin D. Roosevelt

In the pursuit of success, inspiration often plays a pivotal role, serving as a guiding light through the trials and triumphs of our journey. Throughout history, poets and thinkers have shared words of wisdom that resonate with the essence of achievement and perseverance. In this blog post, we’ll explore a selection of quotes from different poets, each offering a unique mantra to propel you towards your goals.

Jun 29, 2023 | encyclopedia.com | Theodore Roosevelt

SpeechBy: Theodore RooseveltDate: August 2, 1901Source: Roosevelt, Theodore. "Manhood and State-hood." Address at the Quarter-Centennial Celebration of Statehood in Colorado, Colorado Springs, August 2, 1901. About the Author: Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919) served as president of the United States from 1901–1909. A progressive reformer and strong nationalist, he became the model for subsequent presidents by doing everything that was not specifically prohibited to the president by the Constitution.

Mar 31, 2023 | ohiocapitaljournal.com | Theodore Roosevelt

Editor’s Note The Ohio Capital Journal is publishing below, in full, Teddy Roosevelt’s 1912 speech to the Ohio Constitutional Convention. The speech features many themes with vast critical relevance to what is happening in Ohio government in our modern times, and acts as a beautiful explanation of the values and ideas at the heart of our American Republic.

Mar 30, 2023 | ohiocapitaljournal.com | Theodore Roosevelt

Columbus, Ohio, February 21, 1912 — I am profoundly sensible of the honor you have done me in asking me to address you. You are engaged in the fundamental work of self-government; you are engaged in framing a constitution under and in accordance with which the people are to get and to do justice and absolutely to rule themselves. No representative body can have a higher task.

Feb 16, 2023 | dispatchist.com | Theodore Roosevelt

— Foreign Policy WITH the opening of the 20th century, the United States fought fewer battles in North America, but more in South and Central America.The mythical idea that a larger military prevents wars, rather than instigates them, often looks back to Theodore Roosevelt claiming that the United States would speak softly but carry a big stick — something that vice president Roosevelt cited as an African proverb in a speech in 1901, four days before president William McKinley was killed,...