Teddy Roosevelt: “The man is but a poor creature whose effort is not rather for the betterment of his wife and children than for himself…”

“The man is but a poor creature whose effort is not rather for the betterment of his wife and children than for himself; and as for the mother, her very name stands for loving unselfishness and self-abnegation, and, in any society fit to exist, is fraught with associations which render it holy.”