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The transcript of “AHTER 1912 Theodore Roosevelt - Right of the P”, an episode of American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). American History Through The Eyes Of Radio plays American History Through The Eyes Of Radio free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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It's a great fundamental issue now before our people can be taken. It is. All the American people fit to govern themselves to rule themselves to control themselves. I believe they are. My opponents do not.
I believe in the right of the people tools. I believe that the majority of the brave people of the United States will day in and day out, make sure the states are governing themselves than any smaller class or body of men, no matter what they're training, they'll make it crying together.
I believe again that the American people are as whole, capable of self-control, and of learning by their mistakes. They show their real beliefs, by the way in which to make phenomenal rules that they are not leading this fight as a matter of aesthetic pressure.
I am leading because somebody must leave, or else the fight would not be made at all. I prefer to work with moderate, with rational conservatives, provided only that they doing good faith, strive forward, don't they like you?
But when they fall from thin their backs to the light, sit with the sconers on the seat of reaction, be wise, but would be well if all people would study the history of a sister.
In a corner, have been due to the folly of her people in so conservatism and unreasonable writing. Generally, France listened to men like Durgot, and backed them up all would have gone well. But the beneficiaries of privilege, the Bourbon reactionary, is the short-sighted ultra-conservedies turned down to gold.
And then found that instead of him they had obtained the years, reading from all restraints and reform, at the cost of the whirlwinds of the red yarrows, and the unbridled extremeness of the darrow induced a blind reacting to another, with alternations of violence, quieting, dualism, and violent forebiness.
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