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... tobe. Arriving at New 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 ...
... tobe. Arriving at New 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 ...
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... tobe bothhonest andbrave, to serve high ideals, yetto use practical methods. Above all,let usnot shrink from strife, moral or physical, within or without the nation, provided that we are certain that the strife is justified; forit is ...
... tobe bothhonest andbrave, to serve high ideals, yetto use practical methods. Above all,let usnot shrink from strife, moral or physical, within or without the nation, provided that we are certain that the strife is justified; forit is ...
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... tobe more orless racing. With a strong love for natural history it was not surprising that he joined the Natural History Clubof the college, and of this he wasoneof the most active members. He also joined the AthleticAssociation, of ...
... tobe more orless racing. With a strong love for natural history it was not surprising that he joined the Natural History Clubof the college, and of this he wasoneof the most active members. He also joined the AthleticAssociation, of ...
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... tobe associated with, but the majority proved as honest and hardworking fellows as could bemet with anywhere. Many of theseloved the young "boss" from the start, and when, years later,the war with Spain broke out, andtherewasa call to ...
... tobe associated with, but the majority proved as honest and hardworking fellows as could bemet with anywhere. Many of theseloved the young "boss" from the start, and when, years later,the war with Spain broke out, andtherewasa call to ...
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