When a bullet tore into Teddy Roosevelt’s chest during a campaign stop in Milwaukee in 1912, a crowd ganged up on the would-be assassin after TR’s stenographer, a former football player, tackled him to the ground.

“Lynch him! Kill him!” the crowd shouted.

A wounded Roosevelt raised his hand to restore order.

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