The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page xv
... called to the greatest office of a Republican form of Govern- ment , has exceeded him in the excellence of his education for it . The favors of fortune in youth would have permitted the indulgences of leisure , and united the ...
... called to the greatest office of a Republican form of Govern- ment , has exceeded him in the excellence of his education for it . The favors of fortune in youth would have permitted the indulgences of leisure , and united the ...
Page xvi
... called to be Governor of New York , and in that office made an illustrious record , in which we read the precedents of the Presidency . Then , as now , the enmity of his foes complimented him no less than the praise of his friends ...
... called to be Governor of New York , and in that office made an illustrious record , in which we read the precedents of the Presidency . Then , as now , the enmity of his foes complimented him no less than the praise of his friends ...
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... called " Millie , " was married belongs to Mr. Bartow Wing , of Roswell . The Bullock family is related to several promi- nent families in Georgia and South Carolina , including the Bellingers , Elliots , Dunwodys and others , who are ...
... called " Millie , " was married belongs to Mr. Bartow Wing , of Roswell . The Bullock family is related to several promi- nent families in Georgia and South Carolina , including the Bellingers , Elliots , Dunwodys and others , who are ...
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... called it impromptu , but the young man was crammed with facts , and appar- ently knew enough about the matter in hand to instruct the Legislature . He dispensed information . The forcefulness of delivery , the ready command of facts ...
... called it impromptu , but the young man was crammed with facts , and appar- ently knew enough about the matter in hand to instruct the Legislature . He dispensed information . The forcefulness of delivery , the ready command of facts ...
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... called an all around good fellow , and his presence at a banquet calls for the abundant old , somewhat British song , " He's a jolly good fellow , as nobody can deny . " He prefers to be described as an American . He has succeeded with ...
... called an all around good fellow , and his presence at a banquet calls for the abundant old , somewhat British song , " He's a jolly good fellow , as nobody can deny . " He prefers to be described as an American . He has succeeded with ...
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