Roosevelt Attacks Wilson and Carranza Policy
Theodore Roosevelt's January magazine piece condemns the Wilson administration for recognizing Carranza and for using honor and duty to justify policy. He accuses Wilson of plagiarism, mocks the motto Too proud to fight, and argues administration faults harmed American citizens and the flag.
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