The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... Navy . The Long Look Ahead .. Lieutenant - Colonel Roosevelt and Two Rough Riders .. On an Inspection Tour ...... Colonel Leonard Wood and Lieutenant - Colonel Theodore Roosevelt .. Theodore Roosevelt in Cuba ..... New York's Farewell ...
... Navy . The Long Look Ahead .. Lieutenant - Colonel Roosevelt and Two Rough Riders .. On an Inspection Tour ...... Colonel Leonard Wood and Lieutenant - Colonel Theodore Roosevelt .. Theodore Roosevelt in Cuba ..... New York's Farewell ...
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... Navy Had to Say - Admiral Dewey Did Not Tell All He Meant - The President on Dangerous Obedience to Orders - His Two - Year - Old Opinion Was Sampson Was in Command - There Is a Shake Up - A " Histo- rian " Ordered Not to Labor Any More ...
... Navy Had to Say - Admiral Dewey Did Not Tell All He Meant - The President on Dangerous Obedience to Orders - His Two - Year - Old Opinion Was Sampson Was in Command - There Is a Shake Up - A " Histo- rian " Ordered Not to Labor Any More ...
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... Navy , and his works there were excellent and most apt . He put the fighting edge on the American warships . Then came his war service in the Army , with an element of power that he chiefly discovered or invented and exclusively applied ...
... Navy , and his works there were excellent and most apt . He put the fighting edge on the American warships . Then came his war service in the Army , with an element of power that he chiefly discovered or invented and exclusively applied ...
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... Navy long enough to prepare it for war , and sprang ashore to reveal the great and until then undiscovered secret of our military power - the finest cavalry in the world , the Rough Riders - and dismounted cavalry though they were in ...
... Navy long enough to prepare it for war , and sprang ashore to reveal the great and until then undiscovered secret of our military power - the finest cavalry in the world , the Rough Riders - and dismounted cavalry though they were in ...
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... navy is to be largely augmented , and the Isthmian Canal constructed as a work of urgency . Altogether , the policy is the potency of expansion combined with the convenience of consolidation and the increase of usefulness . While we ...
... navy is to be largely augmented , and the Isthmian Canal constructed as a work of urgency . Altogether , the policy is the potency of expansion combined with the convenience of consolidation and the increase of usefulness . While we ...
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