Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

"Anarchy in any shape or manner—and by anarchy I mean all types of mob violence, the violence of one man or the violence of many by action against the law—anarchy in any shape or way is the surest hand..."

"It is not enough, gentlemen, to mean well either in battle or in civil life; you not only had to mean well, you had to do well, and it is the same thing in civil life."

"It is a great thing to have had forefathers who did their work well in the world."

"You ought not to want to see it anyway; but only now and then comes the chance to do the good work in war."