American Boy's Life of Theodore RooseveltLibrary of Alexandria, 2007 M01 1 |
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... at the family's country home, Oyster Bay, Long Island.From there he went to Harvard College, from which he graduated with high honors. Still somewhat delicate in health,he travelled in Europe,studied fora short time at Dresden, and took ...
... at the family's country home, Oyster Bay, Long Island.From there he went to Harvard College, from which he graduated with high honors. Still somewhat delicate in health,he travelled in Europe,studied fora short time at Dresden, and took ...
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... at the proper time tookhisseatas presiding officerof the Senate. It was atthis time a blow fell uponour nation fromwhich we have scarcely yetrecovered. President McKinley was struck down by thecowardlyhandof an assassin. TheVice ...
... at the proper time tookhisseatas presiding officerof the Senate. It was atthis time a blow fell uponour nation fromwhich we have scarcely yetrecovered. President McKinley was struck down by thecowardlyhandof an assassin. TheVice ...
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... at the risk of all they hold dear, then the bolder and strongerpeoples will pass us by andwill win for themselves the dominationof the world. Letus therefore boldly face thelife of strife, resolute to do ourduty welland manfully ...
... at the risk of all they hold dear, then the bolder and strongerpeoples will pass us by andwill win for themselves the dominationof the world. Letus therefore boldly face thelife of strife, resolute to do ourduty welland manfully ...
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... at the Roosevelt city home, she insisted upon displaying a Confederate flag atone of the windows. "I am afraid itwill make trouble," said Mr. Roosevelt;and he was right. Soon a mob began to gather in thestreet, clamoring thatthe flagbe ...
... at the Roosevelt city home, she insisted upon displaying a Confederate flag atone of the windows. "I am afraid itwill make trouble," said Mr. Roosevelt;and he was right. Soon a mob began to gather in thestreet, clamoring thatthe flagbe ...
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... at the college he occupied these rooms, andhespent a great dealof timein fixing them up to suit his ownpeculiar taste.Onthe walls were all sorts of pictures and photographs, along with foils and boxing gloves, and thehorns ofwild ...
... at the college he occupied these rooms, andhespent a great dealof timein fixing them up to suit his ownpeculiar taste.Onthe walls were all sorts of pictures and photographs, along with foils and boxing gloves, and thehorns ofwild ...
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