Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... ROUGH RIDERS ' " " Friendship for General Leonard Wood . A Month Well Saved . Cowboys , Hunters and Clubmen Rally to His Standard . The Best Fighting Material that Ever Marched to the Field . Drilling , Preparing and Embarking . Landing ...
... ROUGH RIDERS ' " " Friendship for General Leonard Wood . A Month Well Saved . Cowboys , Hunters and Clubmen Rally to His Standard . The Best Fighting Material that Ever Marched to the Field . Drilling , Preparing and Embarking . Landing ...
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... ROUGH RIDERS AT MONTAUK POINT — ANGELS OF MERCY IN THE HOSPITALS - MUSTERED OUT - BACK TO THE OLD LIFE , WHERE A ROUGH RIDER MAY RIDE . The fighting was over . Spain had felt the force of a premonitory blow , and knew her house of cards ...
... ROUGH RIDERS AT MONTAUK POINT — ANGELS OF MERCY IN THE HOSPITALS - MUSTERED OUT - BACK TO THE OLD LIFE , WHERE A ROUGH RIDER MAY RIDE . The fighting was over . Spain had felt the force of a premonitory blow , and knew her house of cards ...
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... Rough Riders was in demand . Autographs were con- stantly sought ; and the men from the frontier , who were far more clumsy with a pen than with a revolver or a lariat , found their simple signa- tures were things of value . The more ...
... Rough Riders was in demand . Autographs were con- stantly sought ; and the men from the frontier , who were far more clumsy with a pen than with a revolver or a lariat , found their simple signa- tures were things of value . The more ...
Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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