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OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT BY EDWARD STRATEMEYER AUTHOR OF
AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY , " COLONIAL SERIES ,
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE SERIES , " OLD GLORY SERIES , ” , ” “ PAN -
AMERICAN ...
OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT BY EDWARD STRATEMEYER AUTHOR OF
AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY , " COLONIAL SERIES ,
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE SERIES , " OLD GLORY SERIES , ” , ” “ PAN -
AMERICAN ...
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PREFACE THE life of Theodore Roosevelt is one well worth studying by any
American boy who wishes to make something of himself and mount high on the
ladder of success . The twenty - sixth President of our country is a fine type of the
true ...
PREFACE THE life of Theodore Roosevelt is one well worth studying by any
American boy who wishes to make something of himself and mount high on the
ladder of success . The twenty - sixth President of our country is a fine type of the
true ...
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AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT CHAPTER I
BIRTHPLACE AND ANCESTRY OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT -His FATHER'S
PHILANTHROPY — CITY AND COUNTRY HOME - DAYS AT SCHOOL -
RELIGIOUS ...
AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT CHAPTER I
BIRTHPLACE AND ANCESTRY OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT -His FATHER'S
PHILANTHROPY — CITY AND COUNTRY HOME - DAYS AT SCHOOL -
RELIGIOUS ...
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From it American boys of to - day , and in generations to come , may gain lessons
that will do them much good . Theodore Roosevelt , the twenty - sixth President of
our country , was born in New York City , October 27 , 1858 . of his birth was ...
From it American boys of to - day , and in generations to come , may gain lessons
that will do them much good . Theodore Roosevelt , the twenty - sixth President of
our country , was born in New York City , October 27 , 1858 . of his birth was ...
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Mr. Roosevelt questioned the lad and found out that the boy had no home and
that his only relative was a longshoreman who was hardly ever sober . He gave
the lad some money to replace the amount lost , and the next day sent word to Mr
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Mr. Roosevelt questioned the lad and found out that the boy had no home and
that his only relative was a longshoreman who was hardly ever sober . He gave
the lad some money to replace the amount lost , and the next day sent word to Mr
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