Teddy Roosevelt: “Yet there wasn't a touch of nervousness among the men, there was no…”

On the recordMay 29, 1905

Yet there wasn't a touch of nervousness among the men, there was no sign of any one being rattled.

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Republican · New York

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Remarks at the Naval Young Men's Christian Association in Brooklyn, New York City

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Teddy Roosevelt: “Yet there wasn't a touch of nervousness among the men, there was no sign of any one being rattled.”