Teddy Roosevelt: “There could be no personal hatred of him, for he never acted with…”

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There could be no personal hatred of him, for he never acted with aught but consideration for the welfare of others.

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Roosevelt asserts that McKinley's considerate nature precluded personal animosity towards him.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “There could be no personal hatred of him, for he never acted with aught but consideration for the welfare of others.”