The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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... 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.
... 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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... better aimed and heavier than they could deliver , for he put brains into them . When he returned to New York from Europe , he had an excellent oppor- tunity to enter " Society , " for he was a member of one of the old families- one of ...
... better aimed and heavier than they could deliver , for he put brains into them . When he returned to New York from Europe , he had an excellent oppor- tunity to enter " Society , " for he was a member of one of the old families- one of ...
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... better , and that a good deal is accountable when this is taken into consideration . The originator of the legislation was Roosevelt , and Cleveland had the help of an influence with the proposed reformations , that showed its hand when ...
... better , and that a good deal is accountable when this is taken into consideration . The originator of the legislation was Roosevelt , and Cleveland had the help of an influence with the proposed reformations , that showed its hand when ...
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... better opportunity to be a self - made man . He is accounted for in the strains of his blood , his intellect , industry , intelligence , perseverance , personal hardihood , public spirit , steady courage , on occasion impetuous and of ...
... better opportunity to be a self - made man . He is accounted for in the strains of his blood , his intellect , industry , intelligence , perseverance , personal hardihood , public spirit , steady courage , on occasion impetuous and of ...
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... better than I did , and could stand just as much knocking about as I could . " On the first night out , when we were twenty - five or thirty miles from a THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ; [ THE ELK HORN 42 ROOSEVELT'S RANCH LIFE .
... better than I did , and could stand just as much knocking about as I could . " On the first night out , when we were twenty - five or thirty miles from a THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ; [ THE ELK HORN 42 ROOSEVELT'S RANCH LIFE .
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