Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 116
... night , and in case of storms . The ponies were of the small , wiry kind which move quickly , and can turn like a flash in the process of " cutting out " a steer or cow from a herd where it does not belong . The exigencies of the cattle ...
... night , and in case of storms . The ponies were of the small , wiry kind which move quickly , and can turn like a flash in the process of " cutting out " a steer or cow from a herd where it does not belong . The exigencies of the cattle ...
Page 250
... night they slept on the summit of El Poso hill , where were some ruined buildings , and where the soldiers found a quan- tity of food , which was very welcome . The camp for the night being established , the men found a repeated proof ...
... night they slept on the summit of El Poso hill , where were some ruined buildings , and where the soldiers found a quan- tity of food , which was very welcome . The camp for the night being established , the men found a repeated proof ...
Page 312
... night it finds infi- nitely greater pleasure in having brought to- gether this magnificent concourse of patriotic citizens , knowing that to the theme of this even- ing's celebration every heart in this hall beats in unison . " Thirty ...
... night it finds infi- nitely greater pleasure in having brought to- gether this magnificent concourse of patriotic citizens , knowing that to the theme of this even- ing's celebration every heart in this hall beats in unison . " Thirty ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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