The Army Of The Republic - William Howard Taft - Bog

In this speech, future president Taft reflects on the value of the United States Army and the importance of public service. Taft draws from his own experience serving as the Chief Civilian Governor of the Philippines, and argues that military service prepares young men for a life of civic engagement.
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