The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page xiv
... matter of value , before the great office of Governor of New York was placed in his hands , and his personal record in that position is told in his volumes of public papers , one for each year he held the high office . The history of ...
... matter of value , before the great office of Governor of New York was placed in his hands , and his personal record in that position is told in his volumes of public papers , one for each year he held the high office . The history of ...
Page xix
... matter the message was comprehensive and particular , in manner , the excellence of simplicity , the eloquence of information ; and in literary merit it is excelled only , in Presidential papers , by John Adams and Abraham Lincoln . It ...
... matter the message was comprehensive and particular , in manner , the excellence of simplicity , the eloquence of information ; and in literary merit it is excelled only , in Presidential papers , by John Adams and Abraham Lincoln . It ...
Page 34
... matters that developed , and doing his part modestly . Early in the session , a Democratic leader spoke and made ... matter in hand to instruct the Legislature . He dispensed information . The forcefulness of delivery , the ready ...
... matters that developed , and doing his part modestly . Early in the session , a Democratic leader spoke and made ... matter in hand to instruct the Legislature . He dispensed information . The forcefulness of delivery , the ready ...
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... matter that appears in the book list , and other works , for we have not failed to gather up and formulate the fragments , that the Ranch Life has afforded the retirement , and quiet , the chances of exclusiveness , varied by the ...
... matter that appears in the book list , and other works , for we have not failed to gather up and formulate the fragments , that the Ranch Life has afforded the retirement , and quiet , the chances of exclusiveness , varied by the ...
Page 61
... matter put to him by the Convention in such a way that he would be obliged to feel that it was his duty to accept the Presi- dency , if he was elected , and that nothing more was wanted . One difficulty , however , it was impossible to ...
... matter put to him by the Convention in such a way that he would be obliged to feel that it was his duty to accept the Presi- dency , if he was elected , and that nothing more was wanted . One difficulty , however , it was impossible to ...
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