The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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Page xv
... increased at every step . It seems to one who has for months been a student of the successive chapters of the President's career , that his countrymen have not yet appreciated the extraordinary scope and remarkable fitness of his ...
... increased at every step . It seems to one who has for months been a student of the successive chapters of the President's career , that his countrymen have not yet appreciated the extraordinary scope and remarkable fitness of his ...
Page xix
... increasing with his years and the gravity of his labors , and that the books he wrote in his boyhood were of surpassing promise . The message makes its mark as of high tone and firm touch , with here and there the gleam of pure gold in ...
... increasing with his years and the gravity of his labors , and that the books he wrote in his boyhood were of surpassing promise . The message makes its mark as of high tone and firm touch , with here and there the gleam of pure gold in ...
Page xx
... increase , not of the bulk , but in efficiency , and promotes our commercial and mechanical extension , that exalts as it moves . The army not enlarged , is to be made by discipline and equip- ment more effective ; the navy is to be ...
... increase , not of the bulk , but in efficiency , and promotes our commercial and mechanical extension , that exalts as it moves . The army not enlarged , is to be made by discipline and equip- ment more effective ; the navy is to be ...
Page xxi
... increase is with- out example , and prosperity one of the world's wonders , and for whom there is provision of incomparable resources for them . The endeavor in these pages is to recite and illustrate groups of events that he has ...
... increase is with- out example , and prosperity one of the world's wonders , and for whom there is provision of incomparable resources for them . The endeavor in these pages is to recite and illustrate groups of events that he has ...
Page 33
... increased kindly friendliness of millions of his fellow citizens . It has not been forgotten that Cleveland's act in adding two years to Roosevelt's Civil Service Commission labors , was the conversion of the reform from a fad that was ...
... increased kindly friendliness of millions of his fellow citizens . It has not been forgotten that Cleveland's act in adding two years to Roosevelt's Civil Service Commission labors , was the conversion of the reform from a fad that was ...
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