Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... hour of his arrival , I met him with staff - officers at the train , expecting that the regi- ment would need much after their long journey . Roosevelt , Colonel Wood and other officers were all in fine spirits , and assured me they had ...
... hour of his arrival , I met him with staff - officers at the train , expecting that the regi- ment would need much after their long journey . Roosevelt , Colonel Wood and other officers were all in fine spirits , and assured me they had ...
Page 149
... hours of midsummer , the broad ranch veranda , always in the shade , is almost the only place where a man can be comfortable ; but here he can sit for hours at a time , leaning back in his rocking - chair , as he reads or smokes , or ...
... hours of midsummer , the broad ranch veranda , always in the shade , is almost the only place where a man can be comfortable ; but here he can sit for hours at a time , leaning back in his rocking - chair , as he reads or smokes , or ...
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... hours . When the assistant secretary came back to Washington to report , he had at least mastered some of the important details of the situation , and the " Flying Squadron " was insured ... hour of their sure 212 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... hours . When the assistant secretary came back to Washington to report , he had at least mastered some of the important details of the situation , and the " Flying Squadron " was insured ... hour of their sure 212 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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