The Rule of the People in Roosevelt's Outlook
Roosevelt argues that the people must govern themselves and that judges and officials should bow to the sober judgment of the public. He cites Lincoln's belief in people’s liberty and the need for a constitution shaped by the people’s will, warning opponents who doubt popular sovereignty.
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