The Works of Theodore Roosevelt, Volume 20Charles Scribner's Sons, 1903 |
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Page 20
... benefit to England , for it has trained up generations of men accustomed to look at the larger and loftier side of public life . It has been of even greater benefit to India and Egypt . And finally , and most of all , it has advanced ...
... benefit to England , for it has trained up generations of men accustomed to look at the larger and loftier side of public life . It has been of even greater benefit to India and Egypt . And finally , and most of all , it has advanced ...
Page 32
... benefit , not so much to the power nominally benefited , as to the whole world . In every instance the result proved that the expanding power was doing a duty to civilization far greater and more impor- tant than could have been done by ...
... benefit , not so much to the power nominally benefited , as to the whole world . In every instance the result proved that the expanding power was doing a duty to civilization far greater and more impor- tant than could have been done by ...
Page 82
... benefit in producing a better understanding and a keener fellow - feeling among men who otherwise would know one another not at all , or else as members of alien bodies or classes . This being the case , how much more is it true if the ...
... benefit in producing a better understanding and a keener fellow - feeling among men who otherwise would know one another not at all , or else as members of alien bodies or classes . This being the case , how much more is it true if the ...
Page 110
... benefits of developing both comes from the indirect effect which this development itself has upon the character . In very rude and ignorant com- munities all schooling is more or less looked down upon ; but there are now very few places ...
... benefits of developing both comes from the indirect effect which this development itself has upon the character . In very rude and ignorant com- munities all schooling is more or less looked down upon ; but there are now very few places ...
Page 114
... benefit , not only to the body , but in its effect upon character . To study hard implies character in the student , and to work hard at a sport which entails severe physical exertion and steady training also implies character . All ...
... benefit , not only to the body , but in its effect upon character . To study hard implies character in the student , and to work hard at a sport which entails severe physical exertion and steady training also implies character . All ...
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