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Theodore Roosevelt Quotes

It is a privilege for any President to come aboard a squadron of American warships such as these.
10/28/1905
The man who died this morning was an excellent seaman, who had done his duty faithfully, and who died in the performance...
10/28/1905
Then Joe is dead.
10/28/1905
The result as I see it in this ship is a triumph not only of organization and discipline, but of the ready zeal with whi...
10/28/1905
Let each of you officers remember, in the event of war, that while a surrender may sometimes be justifiable, yet that su...
10/28/1905
Although some times we have difficulties in this country that we have to battle against, and sometimes things that we ar...
10/25/1905
I can not say how much it means to me to be greeted as I have been greeted by the men who wore the blue and the men who ...
10/25/1905
I have no respect either for the nation or for the individual that brawls, that invites trouble.
10/25/1905
I don't say anything unless I mean it.
10/25/1905
I want, on behalf of this nation, the peace that comes not to the coward, who cringes for it, but the peace of the just ...
10/25/1905
One thing that, as President of this country, I won't do, is to make a bluff that I can't make good.
10/25/1905
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Theodore  Roosevelt
deceased

usa, New York

2,152 Quotes

Born10/27/1858

Died1/6/1919 (aged 61)

PartyRepublican

  • President

    9/14/1901 - 3/4/1909
  • Governor

    1/1/1899 - 12/31/1900
  • assistant secretary of the navy

    4/19/1897 - 7/7/1898
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