Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... President of the United States Mr. Roosevelt's Residence at Oyster Bay Room in Mr. Roosevelt's House at Oyster Bay PAGE Frontispiece 40 48 President Roosevelt in 1880 , and also at the Age of Nine Years 64 Starting for the Hunt ...
... President of the United States Mr. Roosevelt's Residence at Oyster Bay Room in Mr. Roosevelt's House at Oyster Bay PAGE Frontispiece 40 48 President Roosevelt in 1880 , and also at the Age of Nine Years 64 Starting for the Hunt ...
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... President lost their reason under the stress of it . Then came the assurance of the physicians that the President would live and the pendulum swung the other way . There was praise and thanksgiving everywhere . In full confidence that ...
... President lost their reason under the stress of it . Then came the assurance of the physicians that the President would live and the pendulum swung the other way . There was praise and thanksgiving everywhere . In full confidence that ...
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... President could live but a few hours , a mes- sage was sent to inform the Vice - President . He was in the Adirondacks , the nearest telegraph station being North Creek , New York . As soon as the message arrived at the station a number ...
... President could live but a few hours , a mes- sage was sent to inform the Vice - President . He was in the Adirondacks , the nearest telegraph station being North Creek , New York . As soon as the message arrived at the station a number ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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