Teddy Roosevelt: “One of the constant problems of life is to try to cultivate breadth…”

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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Teddy Roosevelt: “One of the constant problems of life is to try to cultivate breadth without shallowness, just as we want to cultivate…”