Teddy Roosevelt: “You might have all the individual shots you could gather, and they…”

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You might have all the individual shots you could gather, and they would not be worth a rap if they could not act together, if they did not act so as to subordinate in the mind of each man the success of that particular man to the success for which they all stood.

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Teddy Roosevelt

Republican · New York

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Editor's note · Context

Roosevelt stresses the necessity of unity and collective effort for success in any endeavor.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “You might have all the individual shots you could gather, and they would not be worth a rap if they could not act…”

Editor's note · Context