Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 93
... possessed . With or without reason , Mr. Blaine was regarded generally as unfriendly to the cult advocated by Mr. Curtis , Mr. Andrew D. White and Mr. Roosevelt . But Mr. Blaine was a candidate for the nom- ination to the presidency ...
... possessed . With or without reason , Mr. Blaine was regarded generally as unfriendly to the cult advocated by Mr. Curtis , Mr. Andrew D. White and Mr. Roosevelt . But Mr. Blaine was a candidate for the nom- ination to the presidency ...
Page 194
... possessed of that trait of fairness that prompts him always to give full credit to every one who is associated with him in any enterprise , whether it be the killing of a cougar , or the taking of a city . It is this charac- teristic ...
... possessed of that trait of fairness that prompts him always to give full credit to every one who is associated with him in any enterprise , whether it be the killing of a cougar , or the taking of a city . It is this charac- teristic ...
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... possessed of wealth , but possessed of strength , energy and enthusiasm as well . He understood the grim exigencies of war , and knew that no preparation for a frolic could be proper preparation for a campaign , no mat- ter how decrepit ...
... possessed of wealth , but possessed of strength , energy and enthusiasm as well . He understood the grim exigencies of war , and knew that no preparation for a frolic could be proper preparation for a campaign , no mat- ter how decrepit ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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