A World History of Our Own Times: From the turn of the century to the 1918 armisticeSimon and Schuster, 1949 |
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... Roosevelt had shown himself both excitable and naïve . It was only natural for the British , Germans , and Russians to exploit his known weaknesses for their own ends . That Roosevelt did not succumb must be counted among his major ...
... Roosevelt had shown himself both excitable and naïve . It was only natural for the British , Germans , and Russians to exploit his known weaknesses for their own ends . That Roosevelt did not succumb must be counted among his major ...
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... Roosevelt sailed for Africa , and the two men did not correspond during Roosevelt's subsequent absence of more than a year . Nevertheless , Taft appointed Roosevelt special ambassador to represent the United States at the funeral of ...
... Roosevelt sailed for Africa , and the two men did not correspond during Roosevelt's subsequent absence of more than a year . Nevertheless , Taft appointed Roosevelt special ambassador to represent the United States at the funeral of ...
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... Roosevelt as he did of the Old Guard . In fact , it was more than Taft's alleged desertion of the progressive cause that turned Roosevelt so completely against him : it was also his decision to bring anti - trust proceedings against ...
... Roosevelt as he did of the Old Guard . In fact , it was more than Taft's alleged desertion of the progressive cause that turned Roosevelt so completely against him : it was also his decision to bring anti - trust proceedings against ...
Contents
THE WORLD OF 1900 | 7 |
CHAPTER PAGE 1 EUROPE AND GERMANY 3 | 7 |
THE LESSER TWOTHIRDS OF THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE | 23 |
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