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... Secretary. Ever sincewriting his navalhistory thenewly appointed assistant had madea closestudy of naval matters,andnow he applied himself withvigorto the duties ofhis office;and it was primarily through his efforts that when the war.
... Secretary. Ever sincewriting his navalhistory thenewly appointed assistant had madea closestudy of naval matters,andnow he applied himself withvigorto the duties ofhis office;and it was primarily through his efforts that when the war.
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Edward Stratemeyer. it was primarily through his efforts that when the war with Spain came, our warships and our coast defences were in much better condition than they had been at any time previous inour history. With theoutbreak ofthe ...
Edward Stratemeyer. it was primarily through his efforts that when the war with Spain came, our warships and our coast defences were in much better condition than they had been at any time previous inour history. With theoutbreak ofthe ...
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... when the SpanishAmerican War brokeout,he closedhisdesk as Assistant Secretary of the Navy,saying, "My duty here is done; my place is in the field," and went forth to win glory on the battlefield of San Juan Hill. Five generations of ...
... when the SpanishAmerican War brokeout,he closedhisdesk as Assistant Secretary of the Navy,saying, "My duty here is done; my place is in the field," and went forth to win glory on the battlefield of San Juan Hill. Five generations of ...
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... whena certain gathering, during the Civil War, was in progress 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 ...
... whena certain gathering, during the Civil War, was in progress 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 ...
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... whenthe primary was held, those who had opposed him were chagrined toseehim winthe nominationwith votesto spare. Some atonce predicted that he would not beelected. "Those who opposed him at the primary will not vote for him," theysaid ...
... whenthe primary was held, those who had opposed him were chagrined toseehim winthe nominationwith votesto spare. Some atonce predicted that he would not beelected. "Those who opposed him at the primary will not vote for him," theysaid ...
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