Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... United States and Spain . He assembled his squadron at Hong- Kong , and was ready for any orders that might come to him . He had plenty of coal , provided by the assistant secretary of the navy . He had an abundance of ammunition ...
... United States and Spain . He assembled his squadron at Hong- Kong , and was ready for any orders that might come to him . He had plenty of coal , provided by the assistant secretary of the navy . He had an abundance of ammunition ...
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... United States upon the invitation of the President , he went , as was his custom , to a small hotel kept for negroes , named the South- ern . All the more pretentious hotels in the capi- tal were closed to negroes , even though it might ...
... United States upon the invitation of the President , he went , as was his custom , to a small hotel kept for negroes , named the South- ern . All the more pretentious hotels in the capi- tal were closed to negroes , even though it might ...
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... United States or not . President Roosevelt welcomed the representa- tives of labor , and told them he was anxious to talk with them , to know their plans , to help them in every way to better the condition of honest toil . He gave ready ...
... United States or not . President Roosevelt welcomed the representa- tives of labor , and told them he was anxious to talk with them , to know their plans , to help them in every way to better the condition of honest toil . He gave ready ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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