American Boy's Life of Theodore RooseveltLibrary of Alexandria, 2007 M01 1 |
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... called, he located as ranchman and hunter, filling in his spare hours by studying andby writing on various outdoor subjects, works which have become decidedly popular, and which show well his gifts as an authorandasan observer ofnature ...
... called, he located as ranchman and hunter, filling in his spare hours by studying andby writing on various outdoor subjects, works which have become decidedly popular, and which show well his gifts as an authorandasan observer ofnature ...
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... called "Tranquillity," a finelarge placenear Oyster Bay,set in a groveof beautiful trees. The journey to "Tranquillity" was in thosedaysatedious one, but the Roosevelt children did not mindit,andonceat theold place they were certain of ...
... called "Tranquillity," a finelarge placenear Oyster Bay,set in a groveof beautiful trees. The journey to "Tranquillity" was in thosedaysatedious one, but the Roosevelt children did not mindit,andonceat theold place they were certain of ...
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... called Teddy, and this nickname clungto him when he went forth into the great world to become a governor and a president. How the nickname came first intouseis notknown. Since thoseschoolboy days Mr. Roosevelt has been asked this ...
... called Teddy, and this nickname clungto him when he went forth into the great world to become a governor and a president. How the nickname came first intouseis notknown. Since thoseschoolboy days Mr. Roosevelt has been asked this ...
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Edward Stratemeyer. Club, and also one of the editors of a college paper called the Advocate. On Sundays he taught a class of boys, first in a mission school, and then in a Congregational Sunday school. Itwas a life fullof planning, full ...
Edward Stratemeyer. Club, and also one of the editors of a college paper called the Advocate. On Sundays he taught a class of boys, first in a mission school, and then in a Congregational Sunday school. Itwas a life fullof planning, full ...
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... . To himthere was no country likeAmerica, the land of Golden Opportunity, as one ofourmost noted writers has called it. In Europe there was more or less alack ofpersonal liberty; here a man could try to make what he pleased.
... . To himthere was no country likeAmerica, the land of Golden Opportunity, as one ofourmost noted writers has called it. In Europe there was more or less alack ofpersonal liberty; here a man could try to make what he pleased.
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