The Americanism of Theodore Roosevelt: Selections from His Writings and Speeches, Volume 3Houghton Mifflin Company, 1923 - 317 pages |
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... representatives of these numerous and widely different races ; and the children of the next generation became indistinguishable from one another . Long before the first Continental Congress assembled , the backwoodsmen , whatever their ...
... representatives of these numerous and widely different races ; and the children of the next generation became indistinguishable from one another . Long before the first Continental Congress assembled , the backwoodsmen , whatever their ...
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... representatives in public life will soon show the same traits ; and when they do , we shall have gone a long way toward solving the questions which must be solved and must be solved aright , if this nation is to be , as it shall and ...
... representatives in public life will soon show the same traits ; and when they do , we shall have gone a long way toward solving the questions which must be solved and must be solved aright , if this nation is to be , as it shall and ...
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... representatives . Each state of the nation , each important city of the Union , has from time to time to face this question . More than once we have been brought face to face with it in the State of New York . You are face to face with ...
... representatives . Each state of the nation , each important city of the Union , has from time to time to face this question . More than once we have been brought face to face with it in the State of New York . You are face to face with ...
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... representative is not merely honest in the sense that he cannot be legally shown to be dishonest , but that he is a dead straight man whom no one can think of as crooked . I do not want it to be praise to a man that he is honest ; I ...
... representative is not merely honest in the sense that he cannot be legally shown to be dishonest , but that he is a dead straight man whom no one can think of as crooked . I do not want it to be praise to a man that he is honest ; I ...
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... to - 1 Address at the Laying of the Corner - stone of the Office Building of the House of Representatives , Saturday , April 14 , 1906 . accustom that people to demanding the impossible or the improper GOOD CITIZENSHIP 125.
... to - 1 Address at the Laying of the Corner - stone of the Office Building of the House of Representatives , Saturday , April 14 , 1906 . accustom that people to demanding the impossible or the improper GOOD CITIZENSHIP 125.
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