Roosevelt Urges Citizen Duty in Republic Address
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt speaks at the Sorbonne on Citizenship In a Republic, stressing the duty of average citizens to uphold democratic ideals, avoid cynicism, value family and work, and balance individualism with state cooperation, warning against class hatred and urging national pride alongside global responsibility. He warns against war for wrong reasons, champions righteous conduct, and calls for equal opportunity tempered by practical action.
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