The Works of Theodore Roosevelt: The rough ridersCollier, 1899 |
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Page 6
... kind of craft needed as auxiliary cruis- ers - every one of these points was threshed over in conversations with officers who were present in Washington , or in correspondence with officers who , like Captain Mahan , were absent . As ...
... kind of craft needed as auxiliary cruis- ers - every one of these points was threshed over in conversations with officers who were present in Washington , or in correspondence with officers who , like Captain Mahan , were absent . As ...
Page 8
... kind of hazard . To every possibility of such adventure he paid quick attention . For in- stance , he had a great desire to get me to go with him on an expedition into the Klondike in mid - win- ter , at the time when it was thought ...
... kind of hazard . To every possibility of such adventure he paid quick attention . For in- stance , he had a great desire to get me to go with him on an expedition into the Klondike in mid - win- ter , at the time when it was thought ...
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... kind must be made ; and I told them that they were entirely at liberty not to go , but that after they had once signed there could then be no backing out . Not a man of them backed out ; not one of them failed to do his whole duty ...
... kind must be made ; and I told them that they were entirely at liberty not to go , but that after they had once signed there could then be no backing out . Not a man of them backed out ; not one of them failed to do his whole duty ...
Page 37
... kind of line or column . Wood was busy from morning till night in hurrying the final details of the equipment , and he turned the drill of the men over to me . To drill perfectly needs long practice , but to drill roughly is a thing ...
... kind of line or column . Wood was busy from morning till night in hurrying the final details of the equipment , and he turned the drill of the men over to me . To drill perfectly needs long practice , but to drill roughly is a thing ...
Page 43
... he believed we would surely see fighting . He could have com- manded any influence , social or political , he wished ; but he never asked a favor of any kind . He went into one of the New Mexican troops , and by To Cuba 43.
... he believed we would surely see fighting . He could have com- manded any influence , social or political , he wished ; but he never asked a favor of any kind . He went into one of the New Mexican troops , and by To Cuba 43.
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