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At Chautauqua, New York, on August 11, 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt delivers a formal address that links America's foreign policy and domestic policy to a larger question of national purpose. Speaking with characteristic force, he argues that criticism of corporate abuse must not be confused with hostility to wealth, enterprise, or success. In Roosevelt's view, the prosperity of the able and fortunate can lift workers, small businesspeople, and the nation as a whole when leadership is fair and productive. Yet he also warns that unchecked power can corrupt both individuals and corporations, allowing them to injure honest competitors and the public alike. His message is a call for sane, principled regulation: government should not punish success, but it must ensure justice, preserve freedom, and hold the "big man" and the "little man" to the same standard. The speech becomes a declaration of public responsibility and a vision for a stronger, fairer republic. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.
At Chautauqua, New York, on August 11, 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt delivers a formal address that links America's foreign policy and domestic policy to a larger question of national purpose. Speaking with characteristic force, he argues that criticism of corporate abuse must not be confused with hostility to wealth, enterprise, or success. In Roosevelt's view, the prosperity of the able and fortunate can lift workers, small businesspeople, and the nation as a whole when leadership is fair and productive. Yet he also warns that unchecked power can corrupt both individuals and corporations, allowing them to injure honest competitors and the public alike. His message is a call for sane, principled regulation: government should not punish success, but it must ensure justice, preserve freedom, and hold the "big man" and the "little man" to the same standard. The speech becomes a declaration of public responsibility and a vision for a stronger, fairer republic. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.
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