The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... passed away , but the lustre of the stars that are the symbols of Statehood , is not diminished , and the constellation brightens as it expands and ascends . While the stars differ in glory , their attraction to each other makes the ...
... passed away , but the lustre of the stars that are the symbols of Statehood , is not diminished , and the constellation brightens as it expands and ascends . While the stars differ in glory , their attraction to each other makes the ...
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... passed in the midst of the frightful mingling of land and water without being harmed , though many flat boats and keel boats were lost . The Mississippi river , to the great amazement of the old settlers , ran Northward for miles ...
... passed in the midst of the frightful mingling of land and water without being harmed , though many flat boats and keel boats were lost . The Mississippi river , to the great amazement of the old settlers , ran Northward for miles ...
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... passed by the steamboat , which had weathered the gale and came through all the war of the elements without any serious injury . The Englishman says in his book : " She was a very handsome vessel of 410 tons burden , and was impelled by ...
... passed by the steamboat , which had weathered the gale and came through all the war of the elements without any serious injury . The Englishman says in his book : " She was a very handsome vessel of 410 tons burden , and was impelled by ...
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... Passing it with Governor Roosevelt , he said , ' That is my father , ' and added : ' He was the finest man I ever knew . He was a merchant , well - to - do , drove his four- in - hand through the park , and enjoyed life immensely . He ...
... Passing it with Governor Roosevelt , he said , ' That is my father , ' and added : ' He was the finest man I ever knew . He was a merchant , well - to - do , drove his four- in - hand through the park , and enjoyed life immensely . He ...
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... passed the Assembly and then the Senate . The then Governor of New York , Grover Cleveland , vetoed the bill on the ground that when the elevated roads had been constructed , the capitalists who invested in it had understood that the ...
... passed the Assembly and then the Senate . The then Governor of New York , Grover Cleveland , vetoed the bill on the ground that when the elevated roads had been constructed , the capitalists who invested in it had understood that the ...
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