Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography

( 1913 ) Commentary by William N. Tilchin, Boston University

“Throughout the seven and a half years that I was President, I pursued without faltering one consistent foreign policy, a policy of genuine international good will and of consideration for the rights of others, and at the same time of steady preparedness.” - An Autobiography
“The two American achievements that really impressed foreign peoples during the first dozen years of this century were the digging of the Panama Canal and the cruise of the battle fleet round the world.” - An Autobiography

Theodore Roosevelt (Library of Congress)

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