Teddy Roosevelt: “I am glad to be welcomed by all of you, but most of all by the men of…”

On the recordMay 6, 1903

I am glad to be welcomed by all of you, but most of all by the men of the Grand Army, and after them by my own comrades of the National Guard.

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Republican · New York

Source

Address at Riverside, California

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Teddy Roosevelt: “I am glad to be welcomed by all of you, but most of all by the men of the Grand Army, and after them by my own comrades…”