Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... active in the affairs of his State . Mr. Roosevelt early developed a liking for politics . He had descended from a long line of merchants , but his paternal ancestors for four generations had always taken an active interest in public ...
... active in the affairs of his State . Mr. Roosevelt early developed a liking for politics . He had descended from a long line of merchants , but his paternal ancestors for four generations had always taken an active interest in public ...
Page 104
... active support to the choice of his party at Chicago . As it was he maintained his relations with his fellows inside the organization . And though he withdrew from active intercourse with them , and devoted himself for some years to ...
... active support to the choice of his party at Chicago . As it was he maintained his relations with his fellows inside the organization . And though he withdrew from active intercourse with them , and devoted himself for some years to ...
Page 199
... ACTIVE IN PREPARATION FOR WAR WITH SPAIN - ADVISES ORDERING COMMODORE DEWEY TO THE CHINA STATION - RESIGNS FOR ACTIVE DUTY IN THE FIELD . President McKinley was first inaugurated March 4 , 1897. He immediately announced his cabinet ...
... ACTIVE IN PREPARATION FOR WAR WITH SPAIN - ADVISES ORDERING COMMODORE DEWEY TO THE CHINA STATION - RESIGNS FOR ACTIVE DUTY IN THE FIELD . President McKinley was first inaugurated March 4 , 1897. He immediately announced his cabinet ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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