The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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... Army Tied in Fever Camps by Cutting the Red Tape ... CHAPTER X. PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL EXPRESSIONS . Kindly Views and Pleasant References . A Fighter , Not a Quarreler - Experiences as Governor of New York Intensely Interesting as He ...
... Army Tied in Fever Camps by Cutting the Red Tape ... CHAPTER X. PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL EXPRESSIONS . Kindly Views and Pleasant References . A Fighter , Not a Quarreler - Experiences as Governor of New York Intensely Interesting as He ...
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... American warships . Then came his war service in the Army , with an element of power that he chiefly discovered or invented and exclusively 1 applied . His reports , letters , testimony before boards XIII PUBLISHERS' PREFACE.
... American warships . Then came his war service in the Army , with an element of power that he chiefly discovered or invented and exclusively 1 applied . His reports , letters , testimony before boards XIII PUBLISHERS' PREFACE.
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... army was snatched from Cuban fevers , and recovered health on Long Island . Roosevelt left Cuba , as he left the Assembly , the Civil Service Commission and the Police Commission , at the right time , and made no personal mistake , for ...
... army was snatched from Cuban fevers , and recovered health on Long Island . Roosevelt left Cuba , as he left the Assembly , the Civil Service Commission and the Police Commission , at the right time , and made no personal mistake , for ...
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... army not enlarged , is to be made by discipline and equip- ment more effective ; the navy is to be largely augmented , and the Isthmian Canal constructed as a work of urgency . Altogether , the policy is the potency of expansion ...
... army not enlarged , is to be made by discipline and equip- ment more effective ; the navy is to be largely augmented , and the Isthmian Canal constructed as a work of urgency . Altogether , the policy is the potency of expansion ...
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... country better as an organizer of citizens to help the army , than by military service , and was one of the founders of Loyal National Leagues . His most important work was the Allotment Commission , enabling THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY . 27.
... country better as an organizer of citizens to help the army , than by military service , and was one of the founders of Loyal National Leagues . His most important work was the Allotment Commission , enabling THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY . 27.
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