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Page vii
When William McKinley was nominated for the Presidency the first time ,
Theodore Roosevelt was one of his most enthusiastic supporters . Upon the
election of McKinley , John D. Long was appointed Secretary of the Navy and
Theodore ...
When William McKinley was nominated for the Presidency the first time ,
Theodore Roosevelt was one of his most enthusiastic supporters . Upon the
election of McKinley , John D. Long was appointed Secretary of the Navy and
Theodore ...
Page ix
His term as governor had not yet expired when President McKinley was
nominated for a second term . Again the people at large clamored for Roosevelt ,
and against his earnest protestations he was forced to accept the nomination for
the Vice ...
His term as governor had not yet expired when President McKinley was
nominated for a second term . Again the people at large clamored for Roosevelt ,
and against his earnest protestations he was forced to accept the nomination for
the Vice ...
Page xiv
CHAPTER XVIII PAGB Last Days in Cuba — The Departure for HomeArrival at
Montauk — Caring for the Sick and Wounded - Presentation to Theodore
Roosevelt by his Men - Mustering out of the Rough Riders 171 CHAPTER XIX
Nominated ...
CHAPTER XVIII PAGB Last Days in Cuba — The Departure for HomeArrival at
Montauk — Caring for the Sick and Wounded - Presentation to Theodore
Roosevelt by his Men - Mustering out of the Rough Riders 171 CHAPTER XIX
Nominated ...
Page 25
If he is nominated and elected , our power will be gone , ” they told themselves ;
and set to work without delay to throw the nomination into the hands of somebody
else . Theodore Roosevelt suspected what was going on , but he said nothing to
...
If he is nominated and elected , our power will be gone , ” they told themselves ;
and set to work without delay to throw the nomination into the hands of somebody
else . Theodore Roosevelt suspected what was going on , but he said nothing to
...
Page 35
... was known as an ardent supporter of reform in all branches of politics . In
recognition of his ability he was chosen as a delegate - at - large to the Re
publican convention brought together to nominate a candidate to succeed
President Arthur .
... was known as an ardent supporter of reform in all branches of politics . In
recognition of his ability he was chosen as a delegate - at - large to the Re
publican convention brought together to nominate a candidate to succeed
President Arthur .
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| 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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