Address February 15th 1916
Address February 15th 1916
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Measured and restrained expression, backed to the full by 24 serious purpose, is strong and respected. Extreme and belligerent expression, unsupported by resolu- tion, is weak and without effect. No man shoula draw a pistol who dares not shoot. The govern- ment that shakes its fist first and its finger after- wards falls into contempt. Our diplomacy has lost its authority and influence because we have been brave in words and irresolute in action. Men may say that the words of our diplomatic not...es were justified; men may say that our in- action was justified ; but no man can say that both our words and our inaction were wise and cred- itable.
I have said that this government lost the moral forces of the world by not truly interpreting the spirit of the American democracy.
The American democracy stands for something more than beef and cotton and grain and manu- factures; stands for something that cannot be measured by rates of exchange, and does not rise or fall with the balance of trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Measured and restrained expression, backed to the full by 24 serious purpose, is strong and respected. Extreme and belligerent expression, unsupported by resolu- tion, is weak and without effect. No man shoula draw a pistol who dares not shoot. The govern- ment that shakes its fist first and its finger after- wards falls into contempt. Our diplomacy has lost its authority and influence because we have been brave in words and irresolute in action. Men may say that the words of our diplomatic not...es were justified; men may say that our in- action was justified ; but no man can say that both our words and our inaction were wise and cred- itable.
I have said that this government lost the moral forces of the world by not truly interpreting the spirit of the American democracy.
The American democracy stands for something more than beef and cotton and grain and manu- factures; stands for something that cannot be measured by rates of exchange, and does not rise or fall with the balance of trade.
What to read after Address February 15th 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Root to read onlineMoreLess
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