Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 130
... facts as they transpired , and that the thought of the author should have no place in the record of the times he would portray . If this be the true criterion by which a historian is to be judged , then is Mr. Roosevelt going far afield ...
... facts as they transpired , and that the thought of the author should have no place in the record of the times he would portray . If this be the true criterion by which a historian is to be judged , then is Mr. Roosevelt going far afield ...
Page 180
... fact of our having made it , and the further fact that we were ready to repeat it on provocation , has put a complete stop to the repetition of the offense . As a consequence , while there have been plenty of violations and evasions of ...
... fact of our having made it , and the further fact that we were ready to repeat it on provocation , has put a complete stop to the repetition of the offense . As a consequence , while there have been plenty of violations and evasions of ...
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... fact in the whole his- tory of the period than that the arm of the serv- ice which was first called upon to bear the brunt of the struggle was prepared at the first demand . The navy struck the first blow . Commodore Dewey was informed ...
... fact in the whole his- tory of the period than that the arm of the serv- ice which was first called upon to bear the brunt of the struggle was prepared at the first demand . The navy struck the first blow . Commodore Dewey was informed ...
Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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