The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... believe that a lion or a tiger would be fully as dangerous to a hunter or other human being , on account of the superior speed of its charge , the lightning - like rapidity of its movements , and its appar- ently sharper senses . " A ...
... believe that a lion or a tiger would be fully as dangerous to a hunter or other human being , on account of the superior speed of its charge , the lightning - like rapidity of its movements , and its appar- ently sharper senses . " A ...
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... 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 grateful feeling of serenity ...
... 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 grateful feeling of serenity ...
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... believe he ought to be nominated , because he did not think he could be elected , specified he couldn't be elected without New York , and , in his opinion , could not carry that State , and that the Convention could name a ticket that ...
... believe he ought to be nominated , because he did not think he could be elected , specified he couldn't be elected without New York , and , in his opinion , could not carry that State , and that the Convention could name a ticket that ...
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... believe - were people of color ; and , indeed , one merit of the system has been the utter disregard of color . The colored people thus appointed were mostly graduates of the different colored colleges ; in a very few instances did a ...
... believe - were people of color ; and , indeed , one merit of the system has been the utter disregard of color . The colored people thus appointed were mostly graduates of the different colored colleges ; in a very few instances did a ...
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... believe , that if a promotion examination such as he had instituted in the Navy Department and navy yards , were carried forward by all the Departments , it would auto- matically do away with any dread of life tenure . The answer of the ...
... believe , that if a promotion examination such as he had instituted in the Navy Department and navy yards , were carried forward by all the Departments , it would auto- matically do away with any dread of life tenure . The answer of the ...
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