A Charter Of Democracy

In this stirring address, former President Theodore Roosevelt lays out a bold vision for democratic reform in the United States. Calling for sweeping changes to the country's political and economic institutions, Roosevelt argues that only a more democratic and egalitarian society can meet the challenges of the modern age.
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