The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page xvi
... administration placed the militant civil service reformer at the head of the police of the great mis- governed city . This had the attraction of antagonism , but the fetters of incapable legislation had to be worn . The most ...
... administration placed the militant civil service reformer at the head of the police of the great mis- governed city . This had the attraction of antagonism , but the fetters of incapable legislation had to be worn . The most ...
Page xx
... Administration is more gigantic within and beyond our borders than any other President has proposed . He seeks to confirm our military by the increase , not of the bulk , but in efficiency , and promotes our commercial and mechanical ...
... Administration is more gigantic within and beyond our borders than any other President has proposed . He seeks to confirm our military by the increase , not of the bulk , but in efficiency , and promotes our commercial and mechanical ...
Page 58
... administration which I believe , and which in your hearts you know , will realize , not only at home but abroad , the very highest conceptions of American citizenship . " It is the name , too , which will carry over all the land a ...
... administration which I believe , and which in your hearts you know , will realize , not only at home but abroad , the very highest conceptions of American citizenship . " It is the name , too , which will carry over all the land a ...
Page 70
... Administration ; and second , colored men of the States of the South . A great many practical politicians beheld these things and read of them in Roosevelt's approving official reports with anger and a tendency to panic , but they made ...
... Administration ; and second , colored men of the States of the South . A great many practical politicians beheld these things and read of them in Roosevelt's approving official reports with anger and a tendency to panic , but they made ...
Page 71
... Administration was the beginning of going into business on a legitimate basis . The most impressive exhibition of the Civil Service work that is recorded is the testimony of Theodore Roosevelt , examined by Senator Lodge in an inquiry ...
... Administration was the beginning of going into business on a legitimate basis . The most impressive exhibition of the Civil Service work that is recorded is the testimony of Theodore Roosevelt , examined by Senator Lodge in an inquiry ...
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