No one of us can make the world move on very far, but it moves at all only when each one of a very large number does his duty.
Teddy Roosevelt: “No one of us can make the world move on very far, but it moves at all only when each one of a very large number does his…”
On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
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He emphasizes the importance of individual duty and collective effort in driving societal progress.
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