Theodore Roosevelt: The Man as I Knew HimChristian Herald, 1919 - 420 pages |
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Page vi
... fellowmen . We look into his home and find the ideal husband and father whose happiness and rugged virtues have sweetened and sanctified the name of home and been a blessed inspiration to every home in the land vi PREFACE.
... fellowmen . We look into his home and find the ideal husband and father whose happiness and rugged virtues have sweetened and sanctified the name of home and been a blessed inspiration to every home in the land vi PREFACE.
Page ix
... would scorn a bribe as he would a scorpion and give himself up wholly to the public good ; to every woman who loves the name of home ; to every young man or woman who cherishes the highest ideals and plans of life PREFACE ix.
... would scorn a bribe as he would a scorpion and give himself up wholly to the public good ; to every woman who loves the name of home ; to every young man or woman who cherishes the highest ideals and plans of life PREFACE ix.
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The Man as I Knew Him Ferdinand Cowle Iglehart. woman who cherishes the highest ideals and plans of life . This book is sent out stained with my tears and those of the nation ; with sorrow in our hearts that we shall see his face no more ...
The Man as I Knew Him Ferdinand Cowle Iglehart. woman who cherishes the highest ideals and plans of life . This book is sent out stained with my tears and those of the nation ; with sorrow in our hearts that we shall see his face no more ...
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... ideals , but each in striving to attain these lofty ideals was guided by the soundest com- mon sense . Each possessed inflexible courage in adversity , and a soul wholly unspoiled by prosperity . Each possessed all the gentler virtues ...
... ideals , but each in striving to attain these lofty ideals was guided by the soundest com- mon sense . Each possessed inflexible courage in adversity , and a soul wholly unspoiled by prosperity . Each possessed all the gentler virtues ...
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... ideal home before Theodore was born into it . He inherited Roosevelt was born to greatness . qualities that carried him to his heights of service and fame . It is a law of nature that life stamps its image on its offspring . It is so ...
... ideal home before Theodore was born into it . He inherited Roosevelt was born to greatness . qualities that carried him to his heights of service and fame . It is a law of nature that life stamps its image on its offspring . It is so ...
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