Departing Glory; Theodore Roosevelt as Ex-PresidentScribner, 1973 - 432 pages Historical biography of the personal political tragedy related to Theodore Roosevelt's efforts to regain power after he left the White House. |
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... Theodore Roosevelt : The Albany Appren- ticeship , 1898-1900 . Cambridge , Mass .: Harvard University Press , 1965 . Theodore Roosevelt and the Politics of Power . Boston : Little , Brown , 1969 . Cotton , Edward H. The Ideals of ...
... Theodore Roosevelt : The Albany Appren- ticeship , 1898-1900 . Cambridge , Mass .: Harvard University Press , 1965 . Theodore Roosevelt and the Politics of Power . Boston : Little , Brown , 1969 . Cotton , Edward H. The Ideals of ...
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Joseph Lawrence Gardner. Mowry , George E. The Era of Theodore Roosevelt , 1900-1912 . New York : Harper , 1958 . Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Movement . Madison , Wisc .: University of Wisconsin Press , 1946 . Nevins , Allan ...
Joseph Lawrence Gardner. Mowry , George E. The Era of Theodore Roosevelt , 1900-1912 . New York : Harper , 1958 . Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Movement . Madison , Wisc .: University of Wisconsin Press , 1946 . Nevins , Allan ...
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Contents
Hour of Triumph | 3 |
The Reluctant Candidate | 10 |
A Fateful Bullet | 24 |
Copyright | |
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