Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 44
... followed swiftly . Amid the tears of grief for his predecessor he quietly took the oath of office and on September 14 he became President of the United States . This in brief is the record of the man Roose- velt . He is now something ...
... followed swiftly . Amid the tears of grief for his predecessor he quietly took the oath of office and on September 14 he became President of the United States . This in brief is the record of the man Roose- velt . He is now something ...
Page 70
... followed this course no one would have thought of blaming him . Whatever he gave to the world would have been accepted with the world's usual good nature , and there would have been no fur- ther demands upon his talent or his fortune ...
... followed this course no one would have thought of blaming him . Whatever he gave to the world would have been accepted with the world's usual good nature , and there would have been no fur- ther demands upon his talent or his fortune ...
Page 194
... followed the writings of Mr. Riis with sufficient interest to recognize how deeply he feels the sorrows and wrongs of humanity and how thoroughly he has familiar- ized himself with the lives of the less fortunate and unsuccessful of the ...
... followed the writings of Mr. Riis with sufficient interest to recognize how deeply he feels the sorrows and wrongs of humanity and how thoroughly he has familiar- ized himself with the lives of the less fortunate and unsuccessful of the ...
Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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