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From there he went to Harvard College , from which he graduated with high
honors . Still somewhat delicate in health , he travelled in Europe , studied for a
short time at Dresden , and took to climbing the Alps and other noted mountains .
From there he went to Harvard College , from which he graduated with high
honors . Still somewhat delicate in health , he travelled in Europe , studied for a
short time at Dresden , and took to climbing the Alps and other noted mountains .
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He stands for what is honest and upright in political and private life , and although
, being but human , he may make mistakes , he remains a Chief Magistrate well
deserving the highest honors our nation can bestow . EDWARD ...
He stands for what is honest and upright in political and private life , and although
, being but human , he may make mistakes , he remains a Chief Magistrate well
deserving the highest honors our nation can bestow . EDWARD ...
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When Roosevelt graduated from college , he was one of a very few that took
honors , and the subject of his essay was natural history . How his love of natural
history continued will be shown later when we see him as a ranchman and
hunter of ...
When Roosevelt graduated from college , he was one of a very few that took
honors , and the subject of his essay was natural history . How his love of natural
history continued will be shown later when we see him as a ranchman and
hunter of ...
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philanthropist was well known , and many gathered at his bier to do him honor ,
while the public journals were filled with eulogies of the man . The poor mourned
bitterly that he was gone , and even the newsboys were filled with regret over his
...
philanthropist was well known , and many gathered at his bier to do him honor ,
while the public journals were filled with eulogies of the man . The poor mourned
bitterly that he was gone , and even the newsboys were filled with regret over his
...
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He took scholarly as well as social honors , and came forth a Phi Beta Kappa
man . His fellowstudents wished him well , and his family greeted him most
affectionately . Yet with it all there was just a bit of melancholy in this breaking
away from ...
He took scholarly as well as social honors , and came forth a Phi Beta Kappa
man . His fellowstudents wished him well , and his family greeted him most
affectionately . Yet with it all there was just a bit of melancholy in this breaking
away from ...
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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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