Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... better citizenship by realizing a better Ameri- canism himself . And in these years when fail- ure confronted him he proved the metal that was in him more than ever he had done in the days of his most exuberant triumph . CHAPTER VI ...
... better citizenship by realizing a better Ameri- canism himself . And in these years when fail- ure confronted him he proved the metal that was in him more than ever he had done in the days of his most exuberant triumph . CHAPTER VI ...
Page 169
... better than the moderates . Under very rare conditions their attitude may be right ; and because it is thus right ... better ; which tends to a higher type of statesmanship ; which encour- ages a better officialdom ; which makes American ...
... better than the moderates . Under very rare conditions their attitude may be right ; and because it is thus right ... better ; which tends to a higher type of statesmanship ; which encour- ages a better officialdom ; which makes American ...
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... better worth telling or could tell it better than Capron . He was a great rifle - shot and wolf - hunter . He had handled his scouts , and dealt with the ' broncho ' Indians , the renegades from the tribes . He knew , so far as a white ...
... better worth telling or could tell it better than Capron . He was a great rifle - shot and wolf - hunter . He had handled his scouts , and dealt with the ' broncho ' Indians , the renegades from the tribes . He knew , so far as a white ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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