The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... taken his precautions on that score . On his reconnoiter of the rivers , a few months before beginning the voyage , he had discovered two beds of coal about 120 miles below the rapids at Louisville , and took along tools to work them ...
... taken his precautions on that score . On his reconnoiter of the rivers , a few months before beginning the voyage , he had discovered two beds of coal about 120 miles below the rapids at Louisville , and took along tools to work them ...
Page 34
... taken in the passage of the bill , although he had acted in perfect good faith , but when the elevated roads were built there was an implied obligation , which should not be disregarded . He had new light ont the subject from the ...
... taken in the passage of the bill , although he had acted in perfect good faith , but when the elevated roads were built there was an implied obligation , which should not be disregarded . He had new light ont the subject from the ...
Page 34
... taken . into consideration . The originator of the legislation was Roosevelt , and Cleveland had the help of an influence with the proposed reformations , that showed its hand when Cleveland became a candidate for the Presidency . Mr ...
... taken . into consideration . The originator of the legislation was Roosevelt , and Cleveland had the help of an influence with the proposed reformations , that showed its hand when Cleveland became a candidate for the Presidency . Mr ...
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... taken Roosevelt to write twenty volumes of history and essays , saying nothing of a prodigious assortment of public papers and speeches and addresses , memoranda and executive orders . First of all , Theodore Roosevelt is to be ...
... taken Roosevelt to write twenty volumes of history and essays , saying nothing of a prodigious assortment of public papers and speeches and addresses , memoranda and executive orders . First of all , Theodore Roosevelt is to be ...
Page 53
... taken by individual members , and not by States . Let each man stand accountable to those he represents for his vote . Let no man be able to shelter himself behind the shield of his State . What we say is , that one of the cardinal ...
... taken by individual members , and not by States . Let each man stand accountable to those he represents for his vote . Let no man be able to shelter himself behind the shield of his State . What we say is , that one of the cardinal ...
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