American Boys' Life of Theodore RooseveltLothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 - 336 pages |
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Page vii
... nominated for the Presidency the first time , Theodore Roose- velt was one of his most enthusiastic supporters . Upon the election of McKinley , John D. Long was appointed Secretary of the Navy and Theo- dore Roosevelt became the First ...
... nominated for the Presidency the first time , Theodore Roose- velt was one of his most enthusiastic supporters . Upon the election of McKinley , John D. Long was appointed Secretary of the Navy and Theo- dore Roosevelt became the First ...
Page ix
... nominated for a second term . Again the people at large clamored for Roosevelt , and against his ear- nest protestations he was forced to accept the nomination for the Vice - Presidency . He was elected , and at the proper time took his ...
... nominated for a second term . Again the people at large clamored for Roosevelt , and against his ear- nest protestations he was forced to accept the nomination for the Vice - Presidency . He was elected , and at the proper time took his ...
Page xiv
... Nominated for Governor of New York - A Rough Rider Way of Campaigning - Elected Governor -Important Work at Albany ... Nomination of William McKin- ley - Becomes Candidate for the Vice - Presidency Remarkable Tours through Many States ...
... Nominated for Governor of New York - A Rough Rider Way of Campaigning - Elected Governor -Important Work at Albany ... Nomination of William McKin- ley - Becomes Candidate for the Vice - Presidency Remarkable Tours through Many States ...
Page 25
... 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 ...
... 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
... of poli- tics . 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 . At that THEODORE ROOSEVELT 35.
... of poli- tics . 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 . At that THEODORE ROOSEVELT 35.
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