Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

"We have duties to perform both abroad and at home, and we can not shirk either set of duties and fully retain our self-respect."

"A man would indeed be but a poor American who could without a thrill witness the way in which, in city after city in the North as in the South, on every public occasion, the men who wore the blue and ..."

"The only rivalry that ever entered their heads was rivalry as to which man could show himself best entitled to the praise of having done all that in him lay for our country and our flag."

"Our voice must be effective for peace because it is raised for righteousness first and for peace only as the handmaiden of righteousness."