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From Florida the command was transported to Daiquiri , on the southern coast of
Cuba , and then began the advance upon the city of Santiago , which brought on
the engagement at La Guasima , followed by the thrilling battle of San Juan Hill ...
From Florida the command was transported to Daiquiri , on the southern coast of
Cuba , and then began the advance upon the city of Santiago , which brought on
the engagement at La Guasima , followed by the thrilling battle of San Juan Hill ...
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... the Revolution they followed under Washington's banner , and their purses
were wide open to THEODORE ROOSEVELT 3.
... the Revolution they followed under Washington's banner , and their purses
were wide open to THEODORE ROOSEVELT 3.
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The trail was followed for some time , but was lost on the hard ground higher up ;
and at last the two hunters agreed to look for new game . They had lunch , and
then started out nearly as fresh As before when suddenly the foreman called out
...
The trail was followed for some time , but was lost on the hard ground higher up ;
and at last the two hunters agreed to look for new game . They had lunch , and
then started out nearly as fresh As before when suddenly the foreman called out
...
Page 65
In the years that had followed she had been graduated from a young ladies '
seminary and had travelled abroad , visiting London , Paris , and other large
cities . Now she was home again , and on December 2 , 1886 , she became Mr.
In the years that had followed she had been graduated from a young ladies '
seminary and had travelled abroad , visiting London , Paris , and other large
cities . Now she was home again , and on December 2 , 1886 , she became Mr.
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told us much about the habits of the beasts and birds that he has hunted ,
showing that he followed the sport intelligently and not in the haphazard fashion
of many who go out merely to get a big bagful of game . Hunting was not all fun in
those ...
told us much about the habits of the beasts and birds that he has hunted ,
showing that he followed the sport intelligently and not in the haphazard fashion
of many who go out merely to get a big bagful of game . Hunting was not all fun in
those ...
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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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