Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Secretary of the Navy , could effect a reorganization of his department , Theodore Roosevelt was made First Assistant Secretary , and really the executive officer - the controlling and directing force - of that very important arm of the ...
... Secretary of the Navy , could effect a reorganization of his department , Theodore Roosevelt was made First Assistant Secretary , and really the executive officer - the controlling and directing force - of that very important arm of the ...
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... Secretary of War spent two days at the camp , sleeping in a tent one night , and sharing the experiences of those whose duty it was to remain . On the day of Secretary Alger's visit a rather interesting event took place . Mounted drill ...
... Secretary of War spent two days at the camp , sleeping in a tent one night , and sharing the experiences of those whose duty it was to remain . On the day of Secretary Alger's visit a rather interesting event took place . Mounted drill ...
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... Secretary of War ; Ethan Allen Hitchcock , Secretary of the Interior ; John D. Long , Secre- tary of the Navy ; Charles Emory Smith , Post- master - General ; Judge of the Court of Appeals Haight ; Mr. John N. Scatcherd ; Mr. and Mrs ...
... Secretary of War ; Ethan Allen Hitchcock , Secretary of the Interior ; John D. Long , Secre- tary of the Navy ; Charles Emory Smith , Post- master - General ; Judge of the Court of Appeals Haight ; Mr. John N. Scatcherd ; Mr. and Mrs ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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