Teddy Roosevelt: “I ask that we keep in mind not only our own interests, but the…”

On the recordMay 18, 1903

I ask that we keep in mind not only our own interests, but the interests of our children.

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Republican · New York

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Address at the Capitol Building in Sacramento, California

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Teddy Roosevelt: “I ask that we keep in mind not only our own interests, but the interests of our children.”