On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
Above all, they have recognized in practical form the fundamental law of success in American life—the law of worthy work, the law of high, resolute endeavor.
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Roosevelt defines the fundamental principle of success in American life as the commitment to worthy work and resolute endeavor.
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