Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 125
... hunters , and a good many Indians ranged across the plains at all times , and in every direction . The title of the white hunters was certainly as good as that of the Indians to the lands claimed by the latter . Yet nobody dreamed of ...
... hunters , and a good many Indians ranged across the plains at all times , and in every direction . The title of the white hunters was certainly as good as that of the Indians to the lands claimed by the latter . Yet nobody dreamed of ...
Page 150
... Hunting Trips of a Ranch- man " in 1885 ; " Life of Thomas Benton " in 1886 ; " Life of Gouverneur Morris " in 1887 , both in the American Statesmen series ; " Essays on Practical Politics " and " Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail " in ...
... Hunting Trips of a Ranch- man " in 1885 ; " Life of Thomas Benton " in 1886 ; " Life of Gouverneur Morris " in 1887 , both in the American Statesmen series ; " Essays on Practical Politics " and " Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail " in ...
Page 352
... hunting should lie against him , it must be stated that natural history is greatly the gainer because of his hunt . He tells of the varying characteristics of the animals ; of their range and habits and peculiarities ; and he sent to ...
... hunting should lie against him , it must be stated that natural history is greatly the gainer because of his hunt . He tells of the varying characteristics of the animals ; of their range and habits and peculiarities ; and he sent to ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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