New Nationalism Unveiled
A strained friendship between Teddy and Will deepens as Teddy embarks on a tour to promote his vision of "new nationalism." Emphasizing the need for executive power to prioritize public welfare over property, Teddy boldly asserts that labor deserves greater consideration than capital. His speech resonates with a crowd of 30,000, as he calls for unity among Republicans while navigating the complexities of political allegiance and reform.In this clip
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124: The “Bull Moose” Election of 1912
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