Theodore Roosevelt: The Man as I Knew HimChristian Herald, 1919 - 420 pages |
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... interest and profit in reading it . Theodore Roosevelt's rugged virtues will appeal to every man with high hopes and ambitions , looking for the best models and desiring to make the most of him- self ; to every working man who knows how ...
... interest and profit in reading it . Theodore Roosevelt's rugged virtues will appeal to every man with high hopes and ambitions , looking for the best models and desiring to make the most of him- self ; to every working man who knows how ...
Page 42
... interest in explorations and experiences of this great man . Who knows how much of the plan for the African trip of Roosevelt the great explorer and hunter may have been laid in the mind of that boy at home by the story of the mountains ...
... interest in explorations and experiences of this great man . Who knows how much of the plan for the African trip of Roosevelt the great explorer and hunter may have been laid in the mind of that boy at home by the story of the mountains ...
Page 60
... interest . But the President al- ways called up the question of the new books that had been written and their merits were discussed . Almost the first questions which the President would put to his old tutor was , ' What have you been ...
... interest . But the President al- ways called up the question of the new books that had been written and their merits were discussed . Almost the first questions which the President would put to his old tutor was , ' What have you been ...
Page 62
... interest . He spends his spare time chipping off pieces of rock and exam- ining strata , catching butterflies and bugs , and would , I think , be better suited for a scientific society than for us . " The editors rejected him . He was ...
... interest . He spends his spare time chipping off pieces of rock and exam- ining strata , catching butterflies and bugs , and would , I think , be better suited for a scientific society than for us . " The editors rejected him . He was ...
Page 63
... interest . This was one of his most marked characteristics which accompanied him throughout his life . He was exceedingly fond of college politics and was successful at the game , and had there an excellent start in the great lifework ...
... interest . This was one of his most marked characteristics which accompanied him throughout his life . He was exceedingly fond of college politics and was successful at the game , and had there an excellent start in the great lifework ...
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