The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesSaalfield publishing Company, 1902 - 369 pages |
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... Peace .. An Invitation to the White House .. Gifts to Charity from Mrs. Roosevelt . PAGE 245 248 252 258 262 262 271 286 293 297 Quentin and Kermit Roosevelt . . . . . Governor Roosevelt and Major - General Roe at the Head of 22nd ...
... Peace .. An Invitation to the White House .. Gifts to Charity from Mrs. Roosevelt . PAGE 245 248 252 258 262 262 271 286 293 297 Quentin and Kermit Roosevelt . . . . . Governor Roosevelt and Major - General Roe at the Head of 22nd ...
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... Peace because His Word Stands - His Admirable Deport- ment in Time of Trouble ... PAGE 223 234 244 261 CHAPTER XXI . THE QUESTION OF RACE . - It Is the Bequest of Slavery― Roosevelt a President without Prejudice — Phases of Racial ...
... Peace because His Word Stands - His Admirable Deport- ment in Time of Trouble ... PAGE 223 234 244 261 CHAPTER XXI . THE QUESTION OF RACE . - It Is the Bequest of Slavery― Roosevelt a President without Prejudice — Phases of Racial ...
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... papers , as Governor of New York , were made , they prepared readers for his magnificent message to Congress ; one worthy the country that the McKinley policy of peace and war has raised to the rank of a World Power second XVI PREFACE .
... papers , as Governor of New York , were made , they prepared readers for his magnificent message to Congress ; one worthy the country that the McKinley policy of peace and war has raised to the rank of a World Power second XVI PREFACE .
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... peace and the extension of the doctrines of the Declaration of Independence , as far beyond the dreams of Thomas Jefferson , as the pur- chase of the land from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean for this Nation , exceeded the ...
... peace and the extension of the doctrines of the Declaration of Independence , as far beyond the dreams of Thomas Jefferson , as the pur- chase of the land from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean for this Nation , exceeded the ...
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... peace measure to know and make known that he could protect himself . He gave his ardent attention to the manly art of self - defence , and found in politics , early and late , that it was well to keep the peace as a fighting man . He ...
... peace measure to know and make known that he could protect himself . He gave his ardent attention to the manly art of self - defence , and found in politics , early and late , that it was well to keep the peace as a fighting man . He ...
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