Riassunto
Excerpt from Roosevelt Night: Middlesex Club, Boston, October 27, 1919
The memory of a great man is with us on this day, a soldier, a statesman, a patriot, a President, but above all a great Ameri can, Theodore Roosevelt. He loved his fellow man. He loved his country. He loved justice. Life with him was a practical affair. He had thoughts and theories and principles, but they were important to him only as they gave a rule Of action. With him a duty was something that ought to be done. Theodore Roosevelt was the courage of America to act. His voice is hushed now, his form is still, but his deeds live in an awakened civic conscience that takes on immortality. Others will speak of him and what he did. Let us, like him, consider what we ought to do, and knowing, let us, too, as becomes Americans, act.
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