The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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Page xi
... Never Surpassed , in the Information It Contains , and the Ability with Which It Is Stated - The Courage of Convic- tion - The Wealth of Suggestion and Recommendation , and the Brilliancy of Lit- erary Execution . PAGE 298 309 CHAPTER ...
... Never Surpassed , in the Information It Contains , and the Ability with Which It Is Stated - The Courage of Convic- tion - The Wealth of Suggestion and Recommendation , and the Brilliancy of Lit- erary Execution . PAGE 298 309 CHAPTER ...
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... - Our Flag Flies from Zone to Zone - Raised in Honor , It Will Stay Where It Shines ; Never Descend to Dishonor - Is the President a Candidate for a Full Term ?. 385 PUBLISHERS ' PREFACE . I T is a pleasure to XII TABLE OF CONTENTS .
... - Our Flag Flies from Zone to Zone - Raised in Honor , It Will Stay Where It Shines ; Never Descend to Dishonor - Is the President a Candidate for a Full Term ?. 385 PUBLISHERS ' PREFACE . I T is a pleasure to XII TABLE OF CONTENTS .
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... never lost and was always gaining ground . It is a saying of lawyers , there is " one point in a case . " Napoleon and Nelson did not strike the array of their foes , ashore or afloat , with random purposes . They had the far - reaching ...
... never lost and was always gaining ground . It is a saying of lawyers , there is " one point in a case . " Napoleon and Nelson did not strike the array of their foes , ashore or afloat , with random purposes . They had the far - reaching ...
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... never relaxed . The war over , he was called to be Governor of New York , and in that office made an illustrious record , in which we read the precedents of the Presidency . Then , as now , the enmity of his foes complimented him no ...
... never relaxed . The war over , he was called to be Governor of New York , and in that office made an illustrious record , in which we read the precedents of the Presidency . Then , as now , the enmity of his foes complimented him no ...
Page xix
... never tractable to personal force or public urgency . All the people were in some sense responsible for the inertia of the society that sustained it , and retarded the general develop- ment of the public at large . This inherited and ...
... never tractable to personal force or public urgency . All the people were in some sense responsible for the inertia of the society that sustained it , and retarded the general develop- ment of the public at large . This inherited and ...
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