American Boys' Life of Theodore RooseveltLothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 - 336 pages |
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... 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 . His mind had gravitated toward literature , and he was writing a naval ...
... 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 . His mind had gravitated toward literature , and he was writing a naval ...
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... , he may make mistakes , he remains a Chief Magistrate well deserving the highest honors our nation can bestow . NOVEMBER 15 , 1906 . EDWARD STRATEMEYER . CONTENTS CHAPTER I - Birthplace and Ancestry of Theodore Roosevelt X PREFACE.
... , he may make mistakes , he remains a Chief Magistrate well deserving the highest honors our nation can bestow . NOVEMBER 15 , 1906 . EDWARD STRATEMEYER . CONTENTS CHAPTER I - Birthplace and Ancestry of Theodore Roosevelt X PREFACE.
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... 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 the West . Theodore Roosevelt had decided to make the most of himself ...
... 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 the West . Theodore Roosevelt had decided to make the most of himself ...
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... 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 taking away . In speaking of his parent , President Roose- velt ...
... 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 taking away . In speaking of his parent , President Roose- velt ...
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... honors , and came forth a Phi Beta Kappa man . His fellow- students wished him well , and his family greeted him most affectionately . Yet with it all there was just a bit of mel- ancholy in this breaking away from a place that had been ...
... honors , and came forth a Phi Beta Kappa man . His fellow- students wished him well , and his family greeted him most affectionately . Yet with it all there was just a bit of mel- ancholy in this breaking away from a place that had been ...
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