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... where , in the Bad Lands , so called , he located as ranchman and hunter ,
filling in his spare hours by studying and by writing on various outdoor subjects ,
works which have become decidedly popular , and which show well his gifts as
an ...
... where , in the Bad Lands , so called , he located as ranchman and hunter ,
filling in his spare hours by studying and by writing on various outdoor subjects ,
works which have become decidedly popular , and which show well his gifts as
an ...
Page 8
... constitution , he determined to build himself up physically as well as mentally .
In the summer time the family often went to the old Roosevelt “ out of town "
mansion on Long Island . This was called “ Tranquillity 8 AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE
OF.
... constitution , he determined to build himself up physically as well as mentally .
In the summer time the family often went to the old Roosevelt “ out of town "
mansion on Long Island . This was called “ Tranquillity 8 AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE
OF.
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This was called “ Tranquillity , ” a fine large place near Oyster Bay , set in a grove
of beautiful trees . The journey to “ Tranquillity " was in those days a tedious one ,
but the Roosevelt children did not mind it , and once at the old place they were ...
This was called “ Tranquillity , ” a fine large place near Oyster Bay , set in a grove
of beautiful trees . The journey to “ Tranquillity " was in those days a tedious one ,
but the Roosevelt children did not mind it , and once at the old place they were ...
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By his intimate companions , and indeed by nearly everybody who knew him , he
was called Teddy , and this nickname clung to him when he went forth into the
great world to become a governor and a president . How the nickname came first
...
By his intimate companions , and indeed by nearly everybody who knew him , he
was called Teddy , and this nickname clung to him when he went forth into the
great world to become a governor and a president . How the nickname came first
...
Page 17
In his senior year he became a member of the Porcellian Club , the Hasty
Pudding , and the Alpha Delta Phi Club , and also one of the editors of a college
paper called the Advocate . On Sundays he taught a class of boys , first in a
mission ...
In his senior year he became a member of the Porcellian Club , the Hasty
Pudding , and the Alpha Delta Phi Club , and also one of the editors of a college
paper called the Advocate . On Sundays he taught a class of boys , first in a
mission ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Boys' Life of Theodore Roosevelt |
| Author | Edward Stratemeyer |
| Publisher | Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | 18 Dec 2013 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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