Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... called for by the President — and they offered themselves without delay . There were no arms for them . They lacked ammunition , especially the smokeless powder which is necessary for the best results in warfare . Not only must men be ...
... called for by the President — and they offered themselves without delay . There were no arms for them . They lacked ammunition , especially the smokeless powder which is necessary for the best results in warfare . Not only must men be ...
Page 311
... called by name and shook heartily by the hand . He seemed quite content to chat with them , for- getful of the anxious committees who were wait- ing to escort him to his carriage and through the city . " Come over to the Auditorium and ...
... called by name and shook heartily by the hand . He seemed quite content to chat with them , for- getful of the anxious committees who were wait- ing to escort him to his carriage and through the city . " Come over to the Auditorium and ...
Page 341
... called him , and he could not but comply . So that the ticket was made up even before the convention was called to order . As the work of the convention proceeded , Mr. McKinley was named for President , and Mr. Roosevelt rose to second ...
... called him , and he could not but comply . So that the ticket was made up even before the convention was called to order . As the work of the convention proceeded , Mr. McKinley was named for President , and Mr. Roosevelt rose to second ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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