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Page 147
“In the last analysis, a healthy state can only exist when the men and women who
make it up lead clean, healthy, vigorous lives.” “The man must be glad to do a
man's work, to dare and to do and to labor; to keep himself and to keep those ...
“In the last analysis, a healthy state can only exist when the men and women who
make it up lead clean, healthy, vigorous lives.” “The man must be glad to do a
man's work, to dare and to do and to labor; to keep himself and to keep those ...
Page 193
In these investigations he was often accompanied by Jacob A. Riis, the author of
“How the Other Half Lives,” a most careful and painstaking student of social
questions. “There were many men who helped us in our work,” Mr. Roosevelt has
...
In these investigations he was often accompanied by Jacob A. Riis, the author of
“How the Other Half Lives,” a most careful and painstaking student of social
questions. “There were many men who helped us in our work,” Mr. Roosevelt has
...
Page 230
They knew only that they were ordered forward by their Government, and they
brought their lives in their hands as they hurried to obey. They were young and
strong, eager to face what lay hidden before them. Sometimes they talked of what
...
They knew only that they were ordered forward by their Government, and they
brought their lives in their hands as they hurried to obey. They were young and
strong, eager to face what lay hidden before them. Sometimes they talked of what
...
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Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 9 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 33 |
CHAPTER II BIRTH T INEAGE AND BOYHooD | 46 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | THEODORE ROOSEVELT |
| Author | CHARLES EUGENE BANKS, LEROY ARMSTRONG |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 23 Nov 2005 |
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