Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-six President of the United States: A Typical AmericanE. R. Du Mont, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... whole cattle country . As to the details of ranch work , he has him- self left a sufficient record . In one of his vol- umes he gives a most graphic description of the now almost forgotten " round - up . " " A ranch- man is kept busy ...
... whole cattle country . As to the details of ranch work , he has him- self left a sufficient record . In one of his vol- umes he gives a most graphic description of the now almost forgotten " round - up . " " A ranch- man is kept busy ...
Page 201
... whole nation was permeated with the feeling that America's relations with Cuba should be changed . It is possible there was a commercial element in the make - up of that con- clusion : the island annually exported $ 100 , - 000,000 in ...
... whole nation was permeated with the feeling that America's relations with Cuba should be changed . It is possible there was a commercial element in the make - up of that con- clusion : the island annually exported $ 100 , - 000,000 in ...
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... whole subject of federal patronage in the South a public scandal . These white leaders had not strengthened the Republican party in the South . On the contrary , they had weakened it . The white leaders desired to keep the Republican ...
... whole subject of federal patronage in the South a public scandal . These white leaders had not strengthened the Republican party in the South . On the contrary , they had weakened it . The white leaders desired to keep the Republican ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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