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... honors. Still somewhat delicate in health,he travelled in Europe,studied fora short time at Dresden, and took to climbing the Alps and other noted mountains. His mindhad gravitatedtoward literature, and he was writing a naval history of ...
... honors. Still somewhat delicate in health,he travelled in Europe,studied fora short time at Dresden, and took to climbing the Alps and other noted mountains. His mindhad gravitatedtoward literature, and he was writing a naval history of ...
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... makemistakes, he remains aChief Magistrate well deserving the highest honors our nationcan bestow. EDWARD STRATEMEYER. May 2, 1904. CHAPTER I Birthplace and Ancestry of Theodore Roosevelt—His Father's Philanthropy—City.
... makemistakes, he remains aChief Magistrate well deserving the highest honors our nationcan bestow. EDWARD STRATEMEYER. May 2, 1904. CHAPTER I Birthplace and Ancestry of Theodore Roosevelt—His Father's Philanthropy—City.
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... graduatedfrom college, hewasone of a very few that took honors, and the subject of his essay was natural history. How his love of natural history continued will be shown laterwhen we see him as a ranchman and hunter of the West. Theodore.
... graduatedfrom college, hewasone of a very few that took honors, and the subject of his essay was natural history. How his love of natural history continued will be shown laterwhen we see him as a ranchman and hunter of the West. Theodore.
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... honor, while the public journalswere filledwith eulogies ofthe man.The poor mourned bitterly that he wasgone, and even the newsboys were filled with regret over his taking away. In speaking ofhis parent, President Roosevelt once said ...
... honor, while the public journalswere filledwith eulogies ofthe man.The poor mourned bitterly that he wasgone, and even the newsboys were filled with regret over his taking away. In speaking ofhis parent, President Roosevelt once said ...
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