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Henry Cabot Lodge: “Yet the campaign he made was not in vain, for in addition to the question of preparation he spoke earnestly of other…”

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Yet the campaign he made was not in vain, for in addition to the question of preparation he spoke earnestly of other things, other burning questions, and he always spoke to an enormous body of listeners everywhere.
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Henry Cabot Lodge

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Lodge acknowledges Roosevelt's impactful campaign on military preparedness and other pressing issues.

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