Teddy Roosevelt: “Yet without sympathy, without fellow-feeling, no permanent good can be…”

On the recordJanuary 1, 1900

Yet without sympathy, without fellow-feeling, no permanent good can be accomplished.

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Republican · New York

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This quote emphasizes the fundamental role of empathy and shared sentiment as prerequisites for achieving lasting positive change in any endeavor.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “Yet without sympathy, without fellow-feeling, no permanent good can be accomplished.”