Theodore Roosevelt: The Man as I Knew HimChristian Herald, 1919 - 420 pages |
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Page 63
... Republicans went over in a body to Boston to join in a parade . They carried torchlights and were enthusi- astic as all college boys are . As they passed a certain house , a man of opposite political opinion , sitting in the second ...
... Republicans went over in a body to Boston to join in a parade . They carried torchlights and were enthusi- astic as all college boys are . As they passed a certain house , a man of opposite political opinion , sitting in the second ...
Page 73
... Republicans as well , were held over saloons , and the saloonkeepers , as a rule , were the political bosses and very ... Republican leaders were saloonkeep- ers , street car drivers and the like ; and his reply was , " If you men of ...
... Republicans as well , were held over saloons , and the saloonkeepers , as a rule , were the political bosses and very ... Republican leaders were saloonkeep- ers , street car drivers and the like ; and his reply was , " If you men of ...
Page 74
... Republican , he was a member of the minority in the Assembly and unknown politically . His first speech , however , made a sensation . His op- portunity came when a fellow Assemblyman made a speech in which he dealt with many historical ...
... Republican , he was a member of the minority in the Assembly and unknown politically . His first speech , however , made a sensation . His op- portunity came when a fellow Assemblyman made a speech in which he dealt with many historical ...
Page 76
... Republican and Demo- cratic leaders . And the judiciary was also involved in the charges of corruption . A prosecuting attorney and a corrupt Supreme Court judge were under deep suspicion . Young Roosevelt , feeling sure that the judge ...
... Republican and Demo- cratic leaders . And the judiciary was also involved in the charges of corruption . A prosecuting attorney and a corrupt Supreme Court judge were under deep suspicion . Young Roosevelt , feeling sure that the judge ...
Page 80
... Republican leaders bolted the ticket and voted for Cleveland . They supposed of course that Roosevelt , who was the real Edmunds leader , would follow them , but they were mistaken . To a friend he wrote a letter which announced his ...
... Republican leaders bolted the ticket and voted for Cleveland . They supposed of course that Roosevelt , who was the real Edmunds leader , would follow them , but they were mistaken . To a friend he wrote a letter which announced his ...
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