The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page xiii
... government of the City of New York , that failed because his competitors for the Mayoralty were Abram Hewitt and Henry George . He had hardly reached manhood , when he was a competent writer of history , and he is to - day the most ...
... government of the City of New York , that failed because his competitors for the Mayoralty were Abram Hewitt and Henry George . He had hardly reached manhood , when he was a competent writer of history , and he is to - day the most ...
Page xvi
... Government . Happily , he did that . So far as careful examinations of his public papers , as Governor of New York , were made , they prepared readers for his magnificent message to Congress ; one worthy the country that the McKinley ...
... Government . Happily , he did that . So far as careful examinations of his public papers , as Governor of New York , were made , they prepared readers for his magnificent message to Congress ; one worthy the country that the McKinley ...
Page xvii
... Government should move on without a jar , after so fearful a tragedy as that of McKinley's murder , that our system should automatically provide for the succession reassures ourselves and impresses the world with the stability of our ...
... Government should move on without a jar , after so fearful a tragedy as that of McKinley's murder , that our system should automatically provide for the succession reassures ourselves and impresses the world with the stability of our ...
Page xxi
... Government , with ideas broad and high as become the stature of the Nation and the purposes of the people whose increase is with- out example , and prosperity one of the world's wonders , and for whom there is provision of incomparable ...
... Government , with ideas broad and high as become the stature of the Nation and the purposes of the people whose increase is with- out example , and prosperity one of the world's wonders , and for whom there is provision of incomparable ...
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... government of New York City . It is Albany information that the hands of Cleveland and Roosevelt were frequently joined , in legislation looking to changes for the better , and that a good deal is accountable when this is taken . into ...
... government of New York City . It is Albany information that the hands of Cleveland and Roosevelt were frequently joined , in legislation looking to changes for the better , and that a good deal is accountable when this is taken . into ...
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