Citizenship In A Republic At The Sorbonne
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's Paris Sorbonne address on citizenship argues that a republic's strength hinges on daily duty and virtuous citizens. He urges active participation, rejects cynicism, warns against class hatred, champions fathering healthy families, and calls for balanced individualism with national loyalty.
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