Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... defeat in political life . Mr. Hewitt's vote was 90,552 . That of Mr. George was 68,110 , while 60,435 ballots were deposited for Mr. Roosevelt . It was , from the beginning , the most hopeless race imaginable . There was no sort of ...
... defeat in political life . Mr. Hewitt's vote was 90,552 . That of Mr. George was 68,110 , while 60,435 ballots were deposited for Mr. Roosevelt . It was , from the beginning , the most hopeless race imaginable . There was no sort of ...
Page 108
... defeat . But here was a man superior to the variations of fortune , and steadfast alone in his progress toward the one ideal . He stood for good government as much as in the days of his successes at Albany . He helped the nation to ...
... defeat . But here was a man superior to the variations of fortune , and steadfast alone in his progress toward the one ideal . He stood for good government as much as in the days of his successes at Albany . He helped the nation to ...
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... defeat an act that , in its every essential , attempted to place a fair and honest division of the burdens of the State upon rich and poor alike . But the great corporations had so long , through the use of an immense corruption fund ...
... defeat an act that , in its every essential , attempted to place a fair and honest division of the burdens of the State upon rich and poor alike . But the great corporations had so long , through the use of an immense corruption fund ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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