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Tenderness and Strength 61 4. The Family and the Home 65 6. Success 71 6.
Service 83 I. GOOD CITIZENSHIP THE BASIS OF Just Gov. ERNMENT 1. The
Duty of the Individual 93 2. Practical Politics 102 3. Political Morality 112 4.
Tenderness and Strength 61 4. The Family and the Home 65 6. Success 71 6.
Service 83 I. GOOD CITIZENSHIP THE BASIS OF Just Gov. ERNMENT 1. The
Duty of the Individual 93 2. Practical Politics 102 3. Political Morality 112 4.
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NATIONAL UNITY The Basis OF NATIONAL ' STRENGTH 1. Class Cleavage 187
2. Partisanship 195 3. Religion and Politics 196 4. Straight Americanism 199 V.
NATIONAL STRENGTH — THE BASIS OF INTER . NATIONAL PEACE 1.
NATIONAL UNITY The Basis OF NATIONAL ' STRENGTH 1. Class Cleavage 187
2. Partisanship 195 3. Religion and Politics 196 4. Straight Americanism 199 V.
NATIONAL STRENGTH — THE BASIS OF INTER . NATIONAL PEACE 1.
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National unity - the basis of national strength ; V. National strength — the basis of
international peace . The supreme test of a preacher is , and always will be , the
power of the gospel which he expounds to guide his own actions . In other ...
National unity - the basis of national strength ; V. National strength — the basis of
international peace . The supreme test of a preacher is , and always will be , the
power of the gospel which he expounds to guide his own actions . In other ...
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Selfreliant , fearless , and possessed of great bodily strength and hardihood ,
they cared little for the loneliness . The teeming myriads of game furnished
abundant food ; the herds of shaggy - maned bison and noble - antlered elk , the
bands of ...
Selfreliant , fearless , and possessed of great bodily strength and hardihood ,
they cared little for the loneliness . The teeming myriads of game furnished
abundant food ; the herds of shaggy - maned bison and noble - antlered elk , the
bands of ...
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The fight reeled to and fro between the shattered walls , each American the
center of a group of foes ; but , for all their strength and their wild fighting courage
, the defenders were too few , and the struggle could have but one end . One by
one ...
The fight reeled to and fro between the shattered walls , each American the
center of a group of foes ; but , for all their strength and their wild fighting courage
, the defenders were too few , and the struggle could have but one end . One by
one ...
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| Title | The Americanism of Theodore Roosevelt: Selections from His Writings and Speeches Volume 3 of Publications of the Roosevelt Memorial Association Volume 272 of Riverside literature series Issue 3 of Roosevelt memorial association |
| Author | Theodore Roosevelt |
| Editor | John Ashby Lester |
| Compiled by | Hermann Hagedorn |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Houghton Mifflin Company, 1923 |
| Length | 325 pages |
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