What was the african saying that theodore roosevelt often used?

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What was the saying that Theodore Roosevelt often used? - "Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far", taken from a west african proverb, implying that we can always understand and make agreements with our adversaries, but showing that we can be very tough if we need to apply pressure to any situation, in other words, we can be gentle and violent if we need to.

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