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“Most men, on coming to box for the first time with a champion, present or retired, show some trepidation,” Donovan explained. “There was none of that here.” The men fought; Roosevelt refused to be handled with extra care. He objected to soft blows by Donovan.
The Strenuous Life: Theodore Roosevelt and the Making of the American Athlete
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