‘Man in The Arena’ — a passage from Theodore Roosevelt’s speech “Citizenship In A Republic” delivered at the Sorbonne, in Paris, France on 23 April, 1910.
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I’m not sure bro. One thing it brought up was that there was a picture of Lincoln’s funeral procession that should Teddy as a small boy looking out a window at it pretty neat. It was like a 2 hour doc not a show on the History channel. I am a HUGE American history buff which is one reason I love GP’s blog.
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ONE OF MY FAVE POLITICIANS!
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Mine too! I saw a documentary on his life not that long ago. Quite an impressive man, of course he was a politician but he did seem to really care.
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BY KEN BURNS—THE DOCUMENTARY?
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I’m not sure bro. One thing it brought up was that there was a picture of Lincoln’s funeral procession that should Teddy as a small boy looking out a window at it pretty neat. It was like a 2 hour doc not a show on the History channel. I am a HUGE American history buff which is one reason I love GP’s blog.
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kEN BURNS DOCUMENTARIES ARE SHOWN ON P.B.S.—I THINK I REMEMBER THAT SCENE!
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Could be then I love PBS and I’m a addicted to American History documentaries.
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ME ALSO!
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