Reflections on Reputation; Character; and Patriotism: Letters from Calvin T. Sexton to David Bartlett, 1971-10-13 - 1971-11-01

Item — Box: 56, Folder: 27

Identifier: CAC_CC_003_5_56_27_0052

Scope and Contents

The text includes letters written by Calvin T. Sexton and discusses the importance of righteousness and character in a nation, as well as the need to live in harmony with God's will. Sexton also emphasizes the difference between reputation and character, stating that reputation is what others think of you, while character is who you truly are. The text also includes a quote from Alexis de Tocqueville and Theodore Roosevelt, warning about the dangers of prosperity and self-indulgence.

Dates

Creation: 1971-10-13 - 1971-11-01

Creator

From the Collection: Bartlett, Dewey Follett, Sr., 19th Governor of Oklahoma (1967-1971); United States Senator from Oklahoma (1973-1979); Member of the Oklahoma Senate from the 39th district (1962-1966), 1919-1979 (Person)

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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