Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 218
... once by the army as by the navy ; that lives would be preserved , and treasure saved from wasting if the advances of the United States forces could be accomplished without delay . It was principally through the efforts of Mr. Roosevelt ...
... once by the army as by the navy ; that lives would be preserved , and treasure saved from wasting if the advances of the United States forces could be accomplished without delay . It was principally through the efforts of Mr. Roosevelt ...
Page 333
... once we have put down armed resist- ance , when once our rule is acknowledged , then an even more difficult task will begin , for then we must see to it that the islands are adminis- tered with absolute honesty and with good judg- ment ...
... once we have put down armed resist- ance , when once our rule is acknowledged , then an even more difficult task will begin , for then we must see to it that the islands are adminis- tered with absolute honesty and with good judg- ment ...
Page 379
... once they had to deal , whether or not they wished to do so . All the character - building of his life since , when a delicate boy , he had been inspired to virtue by the glorious writings of that sage , Plutarch , through the years of ...
... once they had to deal , whether or not they wished to do so . All the character - building of his life since , when a delicate boy , he had been inspired to virtue by the glorious writings of that sage , Plutarch , through the years of ...
Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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