The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... Head of 22nd Regiment . 300 Library of the Wilcox Residence , Buffalo , Wherein President Roosevelt Took the Oath of Office .... 310 Ethel and Archibald Roosevelt . 328 Sitting Room at Oyster Bay .. 351 President Roosevelt at Yale's Bi ...
... Head of 22nd Regiment . 300 Library of the Wilcox Residence , Buffalo , Wherein President Roosevelt Took the Oath of Office .... 310 Ethel and Archibald Roosevelt . 328 Sitting Room at Oyster Bay .. 351 President Roosevelt at Yale's Bi ...
Page xvi
... head of the police of the great mis- governed city . This had the attraction of antagonism , but the fetters of incapable legislation had to be worn . The most considerable gain was the knowledge that provided utilities for the future ...
... head of the police of the great mis- governed city . This had the attraction of antagonism , but the fetters of incapable legislation had to be worn . The most considerable gain was the knowledge that provided utilities for the future ...
Page xxi
... head of our National Government , with ideas broad and high as become the stature of the Nation and the purposes of the people whose increase is with- out example , and prosperity one of the world's wonders , and for whom there is ...
... head of our National Government , with ideas broad and high as become the stature of the Nation and the purposes of the people whose increase is with- out example , and prosperity one of the world's wonders , and for whom there is ...
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... head of the secessionist navy during the rebellion and fitted out the Alabama and the Shenandoah from England . He had four children , among them his son , named after him , who became President of the United States and possesses not a ...
... head of the secessionist navy during the rebellion and fitted out the Alabama and the Shenandoah from England . He had four children , among them his son , named after him , who became President of the United States and possesses not a ...
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... head was well up and his presence not unfrequently announced by incisive utterances . Attention was called to him as a pugnacious personality , going right on with brains and bravery . Those experienced persons who are on the lookout ...
... head was well up and his presence not unfrequently announced by incisive utterances . Attention was called to him as a pugnacious personality , going right on with brains and bravery . Those experienced persons who are on the lookout ...
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