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Teddy Roosevelt: “That is why the title that most appeals to you now is the title of comrade, by which the private in the ranks and the…”

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That is why the title that most appeals to you now is the title of comrade, by which the private in the ranks and the lieutenant-general address one another, because each did his duty and asks no more than recognition of that fact.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Republican · New York

Editor's note · Context

This quote highlights the camaraderie and mutual respect among soldiers, regardless of rank, based on duty performed.

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