On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
If, after making all the effort that his strength of body and of mind permits, he yet honorably fails, why, he is still entitled to a certain share of respect because he has made the effort.
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Roosevelt argues that respect is due to those who make a full effort, even if they ultimately fail.
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