The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... sides they appear in public affairs with distinction , with a spirit of adventure and of generosity , in works of charity , and enterprises of integrity and usefulness . The sources of information consulted and quoted , yield history at ...
... sides they appear in public affairs with distinction , with a spirit of adventure and of generosity , in works of charity , and enterprises of integrity and usefulness . The sources of information consulted and quoted , yield history at ...
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... side of the ancestry of the President is given with scrupulous care in the Georgia journals as follows : " President Theodore Roosevelt probably comes nearer to being a Southern man than any Chief Executive the nation has had since the ...
... side of the ancestry of the President is given with scrupulous care in the Georgia journals as follows : " President Theodore Roosevelt probably comes nearer to being a Southern man than any Chief Executive the nation has had since the ...
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... sides of the big war when he was a baby were in his brain , educated to be quick to hear the trumpet call to arms . He saw on the gray old ocean that spread before him added fuel for fancy , and arched the way with the rainbows that ...
... sides of the big war when he was a baby were in his brain , educated to be quick to hear the trumpet call to arms . He saw on the gray old ocean that spread before him added fuel for fancy , and arched the way with the rainbows that ...
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... side of the " criminal rich , " was on his feet , and made his first speech . They at once called it impromptu , but the young man was crammed with facts , and appar- ently knew enough about the matter in hand to instruct the ...
... side of the " criminal rich , " was on his feet , and made his first speech . They at once called it impromptu , but the young man was crammed with facts , and appar- ently knew enough about the matter in hand to instruct the ...
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... side of an exciting question , and that there are incidents that amount to coincidences , that at critical times they with consistency were helpful each to the other in a reasonable way . As Cleveland did not find in the Democratic ...
... side of an exciting question , and that there are incidents that amount to coincidences , that at critical times they with consistency were helpful each to the other in a reasonable way . As Cleveland did not find in the Democratic ...
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