Theodore Roosevelt: The Man as I Knew HimChristian Herald, 1919 - 420 pages |
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... force Washington was perhaps not the equal of Lincoln or Roosevelt . Thomas Jefferson , Alexander Hamilton , John Marshall and Benjamin Franklin possibly had a sturdier type of intellect . But Washington's faculties were so evenly ...
... force Washington was perhaps not the equal of Lincoln or Roosevelt . Thomas Jefferson , Alexander Hamilton , John Marshall and Benjamin Franklin possibly had a sturdier type of intellect . But Washington's faculties were so evenly ...
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... forces for good citi- zenship among our people . There is one of his letters which has always appealed to me particularly . It is the one run- ning as follows : To MBS . BIXBY , Boston , Mass . EXECUTIVE MANSION , WASHINGTON , NOVEMBER ...
... forces for good citi- zenship among our people . There is one of his letters which has always appealed to me particularly . It is the one run- ning as follows : To MBS . BIXBY , Boston , Mass . EXECUTIVE MANSION , WASHINGTON , NOVEMBER ...
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... force that can never be destroyed . Everything that lives has a home , a place where it may abide , de- velop its growth , and prepare for its mission on the earth . This home on 20th Street was an ideal home before Theodore was born ...
... force that can never be destroyed . Everything that lives has a home , a place where it may abide , de- velop its growth , and prepare for its mission on the earth . This home on 20th Street was an ideal home before Theodore was born ...
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... force of will which enabled him to triumph over ten thousand hin- drances which were piled up in his pathway to his journey's end . How touching was the affection of the father for Theodore and how perfectly that affection was recip ...
... force of will which enabled him to triumph over ten thousand hin- drances which were piled up in his pathway to his journey's end . How touching was the affection of the father for Theodore and how perfectly that affection was recip ...
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... force . He felt deep down in the bottom of his heart that he preferred to be a naturalist and determined that he would be such if his father should give his consent . This was while he was a freshman at Harvard and in an intimate talk ...
... force . He felt deep down in the bottom of his heart that he preferred to be a naturalist and determined that he would be such if his father should give his consent . This was while he was a freshman at Harvard and in an intimate talk ...
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