Teddy Roosevelt: “Does he do his duty fairly by himself, his family, his neighbor, and…”

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Does he do his duty fairly by himself, his family, his neighbor, and the State and the Nation?

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Roosevelt poses a moral question about fulfilling one's duties to oneself and society.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “Does he do his duty fairly by himself, his family, his neighbor, and the State and the Nation?”