Teddy Roosevelt, during the First World War, used to talk a… - Vance Havner

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Teddy Roosevelt, during the First World War, used to talk about hyphenated Americans. He was talking about German-Americans who had a divided allegiance, and he said, “If you’re an American and something else, you’re not an American.

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