Plain Words on Theodore Roosevelt Third Term
A historical piece argues Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 opposed a third presidential term and contrasts it with Washington and Jefferson. It claims Roosevelt later sought a third term in 1912 and questions whether the American people should uphold the founders’ unwritten law.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Teddy
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High Olympus
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President Roosevelt
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William H. Taft
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Mass
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Philadelphia
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