Theodore Roosevelt was a Harvard man, a voracious reader and a loquacious speaker. In 1910, Roosevelt travelled to Paris to speak on "citizenship in a republic" at The Sorbonne. Now, this 105-year old speech has resurfaced in a Cadillac commercial. http://youtu.be/I_fm3O5h9Bg Looks like someone at Cadillac's new agency, Publicis Worldwide, majored in American history. But the ad fails to credit Roosevelt, …
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