Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Active in all College Sports , Especially Wrestling and Boxing . Graduates in 1880 with High Honors . Membership in Clubs , Etc. CHAPTER IV . - A NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMAN At Once Attracts Attention to Himself as an Uncom- promising Foe to ...
... Active in all College Sports , Especially Wrestling and Boxing . Graduates in 1880 with High Honors . Membership in Clubs , Etc. CHAPTER IV . - A NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMAN At Once Attracts Attention to Himself as an Uncom- promising Foe to ...
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... Active in Preparation for War with Spain . Advises Ordering Commodore Dewey to the China Station . Resigns for Active Duty in the Field . CHAPTER XII . - FORMATION OF THE " ROUGH RIDERS ' Friendship for General Leonard Wood . A Month ...
... Active in Preparation for War with Spain . Advises Ordering Commodore Dewey to the China Station . Resigns for Active Duty in the Field . CHAPTER XII . - FORMATION OF THE " ROUGH RIDERS ' Friendship for General Leonard Wood . A Month ...
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... active operations , Roosevelt , then far off in Texas , burdened the telegraph lines with dis- patches until orders reached him to go with his fine regiment and become a part of the cavalry division which I commanded at that place ...
... active operations , Roosevelt , then far off in Texas , burdened the telegraph lines with dis- patches until orders reached him to go with his fine regiment and become a part of the cavalry division which I commanded at that place ...
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... active , always caring for his men and always solicitous in attending to every duty . In August we sailed together upon the Miami for Montauk Point . He had become colonel of the regiment , and his excellent discipline and ...
... active , always caring for his men and always solicitous in attending to every duty . In August we sailed together upon the Miami for Montauk Point . He had become colonel of the regiment , and his excellent discipline and ...
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... active as the soil that answered to the tickling of their hoes with bursts of golder . laughter ; fearless as the native chiefs who fought European encroachment on their domains with a savage valor worthy of the ancient Greeks ; patient ...
... active as the soil that answered to the tickling of their hoes with bursts of golder . laughter ; fearless as the native chiefs who fought European encroachment on their domains with a savage valor worthy of the ancient Greeks ; patient ...
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