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Reinout Heijungses Booth. Upon learning of the news, Roosevelt became animated and he shouted to Booth, “You’ve got to go in!” Roosevelt’s enthusiasm about the war in general and his belief that German militarism should be checked in particular prompted this remark urging English participation in the European confl
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ns with Europe and the rest of the world. Hence, TR knew that the most important international issue facing President William McKinley’s administration was the situation in Cuba and the possibility of war with Spain. Roosevelt had strong feelings on the subject: he wanted to intervene in Cuba, mainl
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