American Boy's Life of Theodore RooseveltLibrary of Alexandria, 2007 M01 1 |
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... gravitatedtoward literature, and he was writing a naval history of the War of 1812 when something prompted him totakeup politics, and almost beforeheknew it he was elected a New York State assemblyman. He PREFACE ...
... gravitatedtoward literature, and he was writing a naval history of the War of 1812 when something prompted him totakeup politics, and almost beforeheknew it he was elected a New York State assemblyman. He PREFACE ...
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... York, 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.
... York, 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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... political andprivate life, and although, being buthuman, he may makemistakes, he remains aChief Magistrate well deserving the highest honors our nationcan bestow. EDWARD STRATEMEYER. May 2, 1904. CHAPTER I Birthplace and Ancestry of ...
... political andprivate life, and although, being buthuman, he may makemistakes, he remains aChief Magistrate well deserving the highest honors our nationcan bestow. EDWARD STRATEMEYER. May 2, 1904. CHAPTER I Birthplace and Ancestry of ...
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... politics by takingan active part in a Republican primary. He lived in thetwentythird assembly district of the state. The district included a great number of rich and influential citizens, and onthat account was called the"DiamondBack ...
... politics by takingan active part in a Republican primary. He lived in thetwentythird assembly district of the state. The district included a great number of rich and influential citizens, and onthat account was called the"DiamondBack ...
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... politicians. "He's a clever fellow." "That may be," said another. "But I don'tknow that wecan manage him. Heseemsa fellow who wants hisownway." "Yes, he'll want his own way, but Ireckon that way willbe the right way," putin athird ...
... politicians. "He's a clever fellow." "That may be," said another. "But I don'tknow that wecan manage him. Heseemsa fellow who wants hisownway." "Yes, he'll want his own way, but Ireckon that way willbe the right way," putin athird ...
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