Publisher's Synopsis
In this book, Theodore Roosevelt shares his thoughts on America's role in World War I. He touches on topics such as national defense, peace policies, and the moral obligation to defend democracy. This book offers valuable insights into the mindset and policies of one of America's most influential presidents during a critical moment in history.
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