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Page 19
He was always welcome , for his manner was a winning one , and he usually had
something to tell that was of interest — something of what he had seen or done ,
of the next foot - ball or base - ball game , of the coming boat races , of his ...
He was always welcome , for his manner was a winning one , and he usually had
something to tell that was of interest — something of what he had seen or done ,
of the next foot - ball or base - ball game , of the coming boat races , of his ...
Page 30
One happening is of peculiar interest to note . While Theodore Roosevelt was a
member of the Assembly , Grover Cleveland became governor of the state . Mr.
Cleveland was a Democrat , while Mr. Roosevelt was a Republican , yet the two ...
One happening is of peculiar interest to note . While Theodore Roosevelt was a
member of the Assembly , Grover Cleveland became governor of the state . Mr.
Cleveland was a Democrat , while Mr. Roosevelt was a Republican , yet the two ...
Page 86
With an interest that cannot be mistaken , and which betrays the true sportsman
at every turn , he gives minute descriptions of how the tents were erected , how
everything in camp was put in its proper place , and how on wet days they would
...
With an interest that cannot be mistaken , and which betrays the true sportsman
at every turn , he gives minute descriptions of how the tents were erected , how
everything in camp was put in its proper place , and how on wet days they would
...
Page 93
The struggle for its firm establishment and recognition is past . Its faithful
application and reasonable expansion remain , subjects of deep interest to all
who really desire the best attainable public service . ” It was high praise for the
retiring ...
The struggle for its firm establishment and recognition is past . Its faithful
application and reasonable expansion remain , subjects of deep interest to all
who really desire the best attainable public service . ” It was high praise for the
retiring ...
Page 107
Being so close , it was but natural that our people should take an interest in the
struggle at hand . Everybody sympathized with the Cubans , and some made
offers of assistance . Then , when many Cubans were on the verge of starvation ,
we ...
Being so close , it was but natural that our people should take an interest in the
struggle at hand . Everybody sympathized with the Cubans , and some made
offers of assistance . Then , when many Cubans were on the verge of starvation ,
we ...
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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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