Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... campaign Colonel Roosevelt would have to do the rousing and the consent of the committee was reluctantly given for the candidate to make a tour of the State . The meetings that followed were a surprise to the oldest campaigners . The ...
... campaign Colonel Roosevelt would have to do the rousing and the consent of the committee was reluctantly given for the candidate to make a tour of the State . The meetings that followed were a surprise to the oldest campaigners . The ...
Page 345
... campaign device more useful than the " log cabins " of 1840 , or the " tanners ' clubs " of 1868. Having accepted the nomina- tion , Governor Roosevelt threw himself into the campaign with all the ardor of his nature , and contributed ...
... campaign device more useful than the " log cabins " of 1840 , or the " tanners ' clubs " of 1868. Having accepted the nomina- tion , Governor Roosevelt threw himself into the campaign with all the ardor of his nature , and contributed ...
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... campaign . There was a day in Colorado when a hoodlum crowd jeered at him , and when a number of irresponsibles whom shame has hidden treated this candidate for the second office in the nation much as they might have treated a bad actor ...
... campaign . There was a day in Colorado when a hoodlum crowd jeered at him , and when a number of irresponsibles whom shame has hidden treated this candidate for the second office in the nation much as they might have treated a bad actor ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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