The Americanism of Theodore Roosevelt: Selections from His Writings and Speeches, Volume 3Houghton Mifflin Company, 1923 - 317 pages |
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Page 168
... citizen and the highest justice is to give him fair play in the effort to realize the best there is in him . The tasks this Nation has to do are great tasks . They can only be done at all by our citizens acting together , and they can ...
... citizen and the highest justice is to give him fair play in the effort to realize the best there is in him . The tasks this Nation has to do are great tasks . They can only be done at all by our citizens acting together , and they can ...
Page 204
... citizens of that foreign power . ( Signed Theodore Roosevelt . ) " We of America form a new nationality . We are by blood , and we ought to be by feeling , akin to but distinct from every nationality of Europe . If our various constit ...
... citizens of that foreign power . ( Signed Theodore Roosevelt . ) " We of America form a new nationality . We are by blood , and we ought to be by feeling , akin to but distinct from every nationality of Europe . If our various constit ...
Page 271
... citizens of New York , more than any other class , are responsible for having let the rogues have full play . It ... citizens fail in the performance of their public duties ; and these citizens should know that , THE MAN IN ACTION 271.
... citizens of New York , more than any other class , are responsible for having let the rogues have full play . It ... citizens fail in the performance of their public duties ; and these citizens should know that , THE MAN IN ACTION 271.
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Daniel Boone and the Founding of Kentucky | 3 |
THE ELEMENTAL VIRTUESTHE BASIS | 45 |
Character | 51 |
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