Address of President Roosevelt At Cairo
Address of President Roosevelt At Cairo
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But, on the whole, the most con- temptible position that can possibly be assumed by any man is that of blustering, of bragging, of insulting or wronging other people, while yet expecting to go through life unchallenged, and being always willing to back down and accept humiliation if readiness to make good is demanded.
Well, all this is just as true of a na- tion as of an individual, and in dealing^ i8 with other nations we should act as we expect a man who is both game and decent to act in priv...ate life. There are few things cheaper and more objection- able, whether on the part of the public man or of the private man, on the part of a writer or of a speaker, an individual or a group of individuals, than a course of conduct which is insulting or hurtful, whether in speech or act, to individuals of another nation or to the representatives of another nation or to another nation 19 itself. But the policy becomes infamous from the standpoint of the interests of the United States when it is com- bined with the refusal to take those measures of preparation which can alone secure us from aggression on the part of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, on the whole, the most con- temptible position that can possibly be assumed by any man is that of blustering, of bragging, of insulting or wronging other people, while yet expecting to go through life unchallenged, and being always willing to back down and accept humiliation if readiness to make good is demanded.
Well, all this is just as true of a na- tion as of an individual, and in dealing^ i8 with other nations we should act as we expect a man who is both game and decent to act in priv...ate life. There are few things cheaper and more objection- able, whether on the part of the public man or of the private man, on the part of a writer or of a speaker, an individual or a group of individuals, than a course of conduct which is insulting or hurtful, whether in speech or act, to individuals of another nation or to the representatives of another nation or to another nation 19 itself. But the policy becomes infamous from the standpoint of the interests of the United States when it is com- bined with the refusal to take those measures of preparation which can alone secure us from aggression on the part of others.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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