American Boys' Life of Theodore RooseveltLothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 - 336 pages |
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Page ix
... governor of the Empire State . As governor he made friends in both of the leading political parties by his straightforwardness and his sterling honesty . Men might differ with him politically , but they could never accuse him of doing ...
... governor of the Empire State . As governor he made friends in both of the leading political parties by his straightforwardness and his sterling honesty . Men might differ with him politically , but they could never accuse him of doing ...
Page xi
... Governor Cleveland- Good Work as an Assemblyman - Some Meas- ures pushed through - Birth of Alice Roosevelt - Death of Mr. Roosevelt's Mother - CHAPTER V • PAGE 1 11 · 20 • 30 Theodore Roosevelt as a Ranchman and Hunter in the Bad Lands ...
... Governor Cleveland- Good Work as an Assemblyman - Some Meas- ures pushed through - Birth of Alice Roosevelt - Death of Mr. Roosevelt's Mother - CHAPTER V • PAGE 1 11 · 20 • 30 Theodore Roosevelt as a Ranchman and Hunter in the Bad Lands ...
Page xiv
... Governor of New York - A Rough Rider Way of Campaigning - Elected Governor -Important Work at Albany - The Home- stead at Oyster Bay - Chopping down a Tree for Exercise . · 183 CHAPTER XX - Governor Great Reception to Admiral Dewey ...
... Governor of New York - A Rough Rider Way of Campaigning - Elected Governor -Important Work at Albany - The Home- stead at Oyster Bay - Chopping down a Tree for Exercise . · 183 CHAPTER XX - Governor Great Reception to Admiral Dewey ...
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... Major James S. Bullock and a direct descendant of Archibald Bul- lock , the first governor of Georgia . It will thus be seen that the future President had both Northern and Southern blood in his make - up THEODORE ROOSEVELT 5.
... Major James S. Bullock and a direct descendant of Archibald Bul- lock , the first governor of Georgia . It will thus be seen that the future President had both Northern and Southern blood in his make - up THEODORE ROOSEVELT 5.
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... governor of the State , said : — " The vice of envy is not only dangerous , but also a mean vice , for it is always a confession of inferiority . It may provoke conduct which will be fruitful of wrong to others ; and it must cause ...
... governor of the State , said : — " The vice of envy is not only dangerous , but also a mean vice , for it is always a confession of inferiority . It may provoke conduct which will be fruitful of wrong to others ; and it must cause ...
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