Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

"We must have the manly virtue deeply imbedded as part of our national characteristics if we are to do our work aright in peace or in war."

"Wherever a deed is done by an American which reflects credit upon our country, each of us can walk with his head a little higher in consequence; and wherever anything happens through the fault of any ..."

"We can succeed permanently only upon the basis of standing shoulder to shoulder, working in association, by organization, each working for all."

"In raising my own regiment, I found that there was no group of our citizens from whom better men could be drawn."