Theodore Roosevelt: The Man as I Knew HimChristian Herald, 1919 - 420 pages |
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... White House , he revealed to me some of the deepest secrets of his heart , which I ques- tion whether he ever mentioned to any mortal outside of his own family . Some of these are quoted in this work , because they contain such immortal ...
... White House , he revealed to me some of the deepest secrets of his heart , which I ques- tion whether he ever mentioned to any mortal outside of his own family . Some of these are quoted in this work , because they contain such immortal ...
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... WHITE HOUSE .. 193 XV INTERVIEWED PRESIDENT ON GOVERNOR HUGHES ' RENOMINATION 203 XVI THEODORE ROOSEVELT A HERCULES— BIG STICK - NATURALIST - AUTHOR . 213 XVII HERCULES CONTINUED HUNTER - EX- PLORER - PROGRESSIVE 225 XVIII SAGAMORE HILL ...
... WHITE HOUSE .. 193 XV INTERVIEWED PRESIDENT ON GOVERNOR HUGHES ' RENOMINATION 203 XVI THEODORE ROOSEVELT A HERCULES— BIG STICK - NATURALIST - AUTHOR . 213 XVII HERCULES CONTINUED HUNTER - EX- PLORER - PROGRESSIVE 225 XVIII SAGAMORE HILL ...
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... white lie , or had failed to fight the wrong at any cost , or had cherished a personal motive of avarice or inordinate ambition , he might have gotten to be Presi- dent , but he never would have been a national hero or remembered in ...
... white lie , or had failed to fight the wrong at any cost , or had cherished a personal motive of avarice or inordinate ambition , he might have gotten to be Presi- dent , but he never would have been a national hero or remembered in ...
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... White House to Dr. Shaw , editor of the Review of Reviews , a char- acteristic letter in which he commented on the famous Bixby letter of the martyr President . This letter of President Roosevelt was as follows : THE WHITE HOUSE ...
... White House to Dr. Shaw , editor of the Review of Reviews , a char- acteristic letter in which he commented on the famous Bixby letter of the martyr President . This letter of President Roosevelt was as follows : THE WHITE HOUSE ...
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... White House has borne the burden that Lincoln bore , or been under the ceaseless strain which he endured . It did not let up by day or by night . Ever he had to consider problems of the widest importance , ever K to run risks of ...
... White House has borne the burden that Lincoln bore , or been under the ceaseless strain which he endured . It did not let up by day or by night . Ever he had to consider problems of the widest importance , ever K to run risks of ...
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