The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... cause lost by one branch of his ancestors , and gained by the other . His father was of the Empire State of the North , and his mother from the Empire State of the South . The grandfather of President Roosevelt was Nicholas J. Roosevelt ...
... cause lost by one branch of his ancestors , and gained by the other . His father was of the Empire State of the North , and his mother from the Empire State of the South . The grandfather of President Roosevelt was Nicholas J. Roosevelt ...
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... cause with distinction . He was related to the Douglas family . In addition to his Holland blood , the President has the Scotch and the Huguenot , for the great - grandmother of his mother was Mary DeVeaux , grand - daughter of a ...
... cause with distinction . He was related to the Douglas family . In addition to his Holland blood , the President has the Scotch and the Huguenot , for the great - grandmother of his mother was Mary DeVeaux , grand - daughter of a ...
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... caused old politicians to note with concern the person- ality of this young man , who came from one of the old New York ... cause the public eye to turn his way . It is easy , and usual , for the political novice to remain obscure , but ...
... caused old politicians to note with concern the person- ality of this young man , who came from one of the old New York ... cause the public eye to turn his way . It is easy , and usual , for the political novice to remain obscure , but ...
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... cause . It was by curious turns of fortune that Cleveland and Roosevelt were Governors of New York and Presidents of the United States , within so brief a time after they became politicians of prominence , taking the unpopular side of ...
... cause . It was by curious turns of fortune that Cleveland and Roosevelt were Governors of New York and Presidents of the United States , within so brief a time after they became politicians of prominence , taking the unpopular side of ...
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... cause , giving too much loyalty to the State and too little to the Nation . The Holland blood of the President's ancestors was about evenly divided with French , when the Southern mother added to its high quality the Georgian strain of ...
... cause , giving too much loyalty to the State and too little to the Nation . The Holland blood of the President's ancestors was about evenly divided with French , when the Southern mother added to its high quality the Georgian strain of ...
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