The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... appearance in the New York Assembly , and as a Senatorial Delegate to a National Republican Convention , resembles the solution of a very intelligent young man in pursuing preparatory studies for a course of politics , with the ...
... appearance in the New York Assembly , and as a Senatorial Delegate to a National Republican Convention , resembles the solution of a very intelligent young man in pursuing preparatory studies for a course of politics , with the ...
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... appeared in the waters of the Mississippi valley . He made his way with it to New Orleans . It illustrates the courageous tem- perament of the family that his wife regarded the voyage as one that would be agreeable , and not only ...
... appeared in the waters of the Mississippi valley . He made his way with it to New Orleans . It illustrates the courageous tem- perament of the family that his wife regarded the voyage as one that would be agreeable , and not only ...
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... appeared in national political life , as a young athlete , bounding into the arena , a man of twenty - six years and leader of the Republican delegation of New York , June 3rd , 1884 , in the National Political Convention that nominated ...
... appeared in national political life , as a young athlete , bounding into the arena , a man of twenty - six years and leader of the Republican delegation of New York , June 3rd , 1884 , in the National Political Convention that nominated ...
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... appeared in a Republican Convention , as unworthy to be ratified by this concourse of free men that I see before me . " Mr. Dolph , of Oregon , moved to lay the resolution on the table . Mr. Hawkins , of Tennessee , who had introduced ...
... appeared in a Republican Convention , as unworthy to be ratified by this concourse of free men that I see before me . " Mr. Dolph , of Oregon , moved to lay the resolution on the table . Mr. Hawkins , of Tennessee , who had introduced ...
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... appearance of things was to that effect , for the Civil Service reformers as a rule , Roosevelt being the steadfast exception , were much more given to eloquence than to business . Roosevelt's early activities as a reformer were ...
... appearance of things was to that effect , for the Civil Service reformers as a rule , Roosevelt being the steadfast exception , were much more given to eloquence than to business . Roosevelt's early activities as a reformer were ...
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