Teddy Roosevelt said "One of the constant problems of life is to try to cultivate breadth without shallowness, just as we want to cultivate depth without narrowness." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordJanuary 28, 1905

One of the constant problems of life is to try to cultivate breadth without shallowness, just as we want to cultivate depth without narrowness.

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Republican · New York

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Remarks at the Rededication of the Luther Place Memorial Church

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