American Boy's Life of Theodore RooseveltLibrary of Alexandria, 2007 M01 1 |
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... , hewas hailed with delightby thousands, andatthe next election wasmade governorof the Empire State.As governor he made friends in bothof theleading political parties by his straightforwardness and his sterling honesty. Men might.
... , hewas hailed with delightby thousands, andatthe next election wasmade governorof the Empire State.As governor he made friends in bothof theleading political parties by his straightforwardness and his sterling honesty. Men might.
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Edward Stratemeyer. parties by his straightforwardness and his sterling honesty. Men might differ with him politically, but they could never accuse him of doing that which he himself did not firmly believe wasright. His term as governor ...
Edward Stratemeyer. parties by his straightforwardness and his sterling honesty. Men might differ with him politically, but they could never accuse him of doing that which he himself did not firmly believe wasright. His term as governor ...
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... andhis life is worthy ofcareful study.From it American boys oftoday, and in generations to come, may gain lessonsthat willdo them muchgood. Theodore Roosevelt, the twentysixth President of our country, was born CHAPTER I Birthplace and ...
... andhis life is worthy ofcareful study.From it American boys oftoday, and in generations to come, may gain lessonsthat willdo them muchgood. Theodore Roosevelt, the twentysixth President of our country, was born CHAPTER I Birthplace and ...
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... andhis studying, the young collegian didnotgive up his love for driving. He had a good horse anda fancy cart,—one of the elevatedsortwith large wheels,—andinthis turnouthe was seen many a day, driving whereverit pleased himtogo ...
... andhis studying, the young collegian didnotgive up his love for driving. He had a good horse anda fancy cart,—one of the elevatedsortwith large wheels,—andinthis turnouthe was seen many a day, driving whereverit pleased himtogo ...
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... and his family greeted him most affectionately. Yet with it all therewas just abitof melancholy inthis breaking away fromaplace that hadbeen as a second home to him for four longyears. Thestudents were scatteringto the four points ...
... and his family greeted him most affectionately. Yet with it all therewas just abitof melancholy inthis breaking away fromaplace that hadbeen as a second home to him for four longyears. Thestudents were scatteringto the four points ...
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