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ROOSEVELT APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF POLICE BOARD OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK- " I WILL ENFORCE THE LAW ' ' - MERIT SYSTEM GOVERNS IN
POLICE FORCE SUNDAY CLOSING LAW MADE OPERATIVE - ATTEMPTED ...
ROOSEVELT APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF POLICE BOARD OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK- " I WILL ENFORCE THE LAW ' ' - MERIT SYSTEM GOVERNS IN
POLICE FORCE SUNDAY CLOSING LAW MADE OPERATIVE - ATTEMPTED ...
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He was a Democrat , while Mr. Roosevelt was a Republican , but both men were
big enough to put in the background all questions of national politics , on which
they widely differed , and enter upon the work of reorganizing the police force ...
He was a Democrat , while Mr. Roosevelt was a Republican , but both men were
big enough to put in the background all questions of national politics , on which
they widely differed , and enter upon the work of reorganizing the police force ...
Page 192
He was a Democrat, while Mr. Roosevelt was a Republican, but both men were
big enough to put in the background all questions of national politics, on which
they widely differed, and enter upon the work of reorganizing the police force ...
He was a Democrat, while Mr. Roosevelt was a Republican, but both men were
big enough to put in the background all questions of national politics, on which
they widely differed, and enter upon the work of reorganizing the police force ...
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Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 4 |
A TYPICAL AMERI JAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY | 199 |
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| Title | Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical American |
| Authors | Charles Eugene Banks, Le Roy Armstrong |
| Publisher | S. Stone, 1901 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 5 May 2011 |
| Length | 413 pages |
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