The Life and Times of Theodore RooseveltCollier Books, 1963 - 540 pages |
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... social life and philanthropic and civic matters . His understanding of so- cial and economic problems was restricted by his concern with character and morality ; yet he felt obligated to aid the suffer- ing and the oppressed , to work ...
... social life and philanthropic and civic matters . His understanding of so- cial and economic problems was restricted by his concern with character and morality ; yet he felt obligated to aid the suffer- ing and the oppressed , to work ...
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... social " good enough fun . " In one of the few intimations in his diary of repressed aggressions , he also confessed that " Wine makes me awfully fighting . " Roosevelt had entered Harvard in 1876 after two years of intensive ...
... social " good enough fun . " In one of the few intimations in his diary of repressed aggressions , he also confessed that " Wine makes me awfully fighting . " Roosevelt had entered Harvard in 1876 after two years of intensive ...
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... social and industrial con- ditions , " he wrote . " Of course it took more than one experi- ence such as this Tenement Cigar Case to shake me out of the attitude in which I was brought up , " for " the people with whom I was most ...
... social and industrial con- ditions , " he wrote . " Of course it took more than one experi- ence such as this Tenement Cigar Case to shake me out of the attitude in which I was brought up , " for " the people with whom I was most ...
Contents
The First Battle 32010 | 50 |
Part Two THE ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE | 67 |
For the Good of the Nation | 69 |
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