Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 72
... FRIEND OF GOOD GOVERN- MENT - STRIKING PROMISE OF A REMARKABLE PUBLIC CAREER -NOT EVEN THE DANGER OF BODILY VIOLENCE COULD DETER HIM A REVELATION TO THE ROWDIES . Mr. Roosevelt had scarcely returned home when his friends asked him to ...
... FRIEND OF GOOD GOVERN- MENT - STRIKING PROMISE OF A REMARKABLE PUBLIC CAREER -NOT EVEN THE DANGER OF BODILY VIOLENCE COULD DETER HIM A REVELATION TO THE ROWDIES . Mr. Roosevelt had scarcely returned home when his friends asked him to ...
Page 103
... friends . They were both battling for a better government , because they both believed a better govern- ment was ... friend , Mr. Cleveland , repre- sented the very principles , so far as reform and the merit system were concerned , for ...
... friends . They were both battling for a better government , because they both believed a better govern- ment was ... friend , Mr. Cleveland , repre- sented the very principles , so far as reform and the merit system were concerned , for ...
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... friends , for a visit to that " magic city " by the Falls of Niagara . Septem- ber 6 was " President's Day , " and an immense number of people had gathered to greet the chief executive of the nation . In the afternoon of that day ...
... friends , for a visit to that " magic city " by the Falls of Niagara . Septem- ber 6 was " President's Day , " and an immense number of people had gathered to greet the chief executive of the nation . In the afternoon of that day ...
Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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