The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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... a National Convention , When Twenty - Six Years of Age - He Broke All Records as a Young Leader , and Kept Party Faith- McKinley and He in Debate .. 52 CHAPTER V. STARTING CIVIL SERVICE REFORM . Very Interesting Testimony VII.
... a National Convention , When Twenty - Six Years of Age - He Broke All Records as a Young Leader , and Kept Party Faith- McKinley and He in Debate .. 52 CHAPTER V. STARTING CIVIL SERVICE REFORM . Very Interesting Testimony VII.
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... Conventions - an attempt to grasp the municipal government of the City of New York , that failed because his competitors for the Mayoralty were Abram Hewitt and Henry George . He had hardly reached manhood , when he was a competent ...
... Conventions - an attempt to grasp the municipal government of the City of New York , that failed because his competitors for the Mayoralty were Abram Hewitt and Henry George . He had hardly reached manhood , when he was a competent ...
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... Convention , resembles the solution of a very intelligent young man in pursuing preparatory studies for a course of politics , with the intention of taking , by practical attainment , exceptionally high degrees . Whichever way his foot ...
... Convention , resembles the solution of a very intelligent young man in pursuing preparatory studies for a course of politics , with the intention of taking , by practical attainment , exceptionally high degrees . Whichever way his foot ...
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... Convention - 1884 . Twenty years ago , when Roosevelt became a legislator , he was twenty - three years old . He had but a brief experience in politics , and he was young enough to care bitterly about elevating politics , which was an ...
... Convention - 1884 . Twenty years ago , when Roosevelt became a legislator , he was twenty - three years old . He had but a brief experience in politics , and he was young enough to care bitterly about elevating politics , which was an ...
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... Conventions , of 1896 , approval of his financial solidity , and considering he did not submit to prevalent party influences in New York City , and as Roosevelt sometimes agreed to disagree with powerful Republican influences , the two ...
... Conventions , of 1896 , approval of his financial solidity , and considering he did not submit to prevalent party influences in New York City , and as Roosevelt sometimes agreed to disagree with powerful Republican influences , the two ...
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