The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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... course of culture for public duty , and illustrates the degree with which the will of man has its way , straight through the entanglement of accidents , if he is indomitable . His appearance in the New York Assembly , and as a ...
... course of culture for public duty , and illustrates the degree with which the will of man has its way , straight through the entanglement of accidents , if he is indomitable . His appearance in the New York Assembly , and as a ...
Page xvi
... courses of study to take before entering the departments of armed nationality - the Civil Service and the New York Police Commissions . The shifting of Presidential terms by Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison , gave to Roosevelt the ...
... courses of study to take before entering the departments of armed nationality - the Civil Service and the New York Police Commissions . The shifting of Presidential terms by Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison , gave to Roosevelt the ...
Page xx
... courses may join in the songs of the mornings , for certainly as the earth has become a neighborhood of nations , they are the greater because the inventions man has found quicken and cheapen , and make certain and safe transportation ...
... courses may join in the songs of the mornings , for certainly as the earth has become a neighborhood of nations , they are the greater because the inventions man has found quicken and cheapen , and make certain and safe transportation ...
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... course had to climb the most difficult of the peaks , saw the sunrises and the sunsets , got a glimpse of the Mediterranean waters , saw the Italian cities of golden and glorious memories , and venerable traditions ; Peter's dome men ...
... course had to climb the most difficult of the peaks , saw the sunrises and the sunsets , got a glimpse of the Mediterranean waters , saw the Italian cities of golden and glorious memories , and venerable traditions ; Peter's dome men ...
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... course of his career , President Roosevelt has been subject to accusations , young as he still is , of taking an important part in the political education of his predecessor , Cleveland . This story , like many others , would be ...
... course of his career , President Roosevelt has been subject to accusations , young as he still is , of taking an important part in the political education of his predecessor , Cleveland . This story , like many others , would be ...
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