The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page 33
... wanted Roose- velt to stay but he had a genius for knowing when to go ; and he took no steps backward . In the course of his career , President Roosevelt has been subject to accusations , young as he still is , of taking an important ...
... wanted Roose- velt to stay but he had a genius for knowing when to go ; and he took no steps backward . In the course of his career , President Roosevelt has been subject to accusations , young as he still is , of taking an important ...
Page 37
... wanted to fly with stronger wings than he found were given to bear him up when he fluttered from the nest . He was wise enough to know that a father with a competency only gave a son who knew enough to know it , the better opportunity ...
... wanted to fly with stronger wings than he found were given to bear him up when he fluttered from the nest . He was wise enough to know that a father with a competency only gave a son who knew enough to know it , the better opportunity ...
Page 57
... wanted him . Mr. Galusha A. Grow also seconded the nomination . Mr. Martin I. Townsend , when New York was called , nominated Chester A. Arthur . Mr. Bingham , of Pennsylvania , seconded the nomination of Arthur . Mr. Lynch , of ...
... wanted him . Mr. Galusha A. Grow also seconded the nomination . Mr. Martin I. Townsend , when New York was called , nominated Chester A. Arthur . Mr. Bingham , of Pennsylvania , seconded the nomination of Arthur . Mr. Lynch , of ...
Page 61
... wanted to keep away from the War Department ) —Mr . Henderson was of a different opinion . He thought General Sherman could have the matter put to him by the Convention in such a way that he would be obliged to feel that it was his duty ...
... wanted to keep away from the War Department ) —Mr . Henderson was of a different opinion . He thought General Sherman could have the matter put to him by the Convention in such a way that he would be obliged to feel that it was his duty ...
Page 77
... wanted to have enough of a written examination to test the candidate's handwriting , his arith- metic , and his capacity to write a good letter , and then to test his revolver shooting , exactly as they do on any range . On a range , as ...
... wanted to have enough of a written examination to test the candidate's handwriting , his arith- metic , and his capacity to write a good letter , and then to test his revolver shooting , exactly as they do on any range . On a range , as ...
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