Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Washington . First Official Act . Solid South by New Methods . Washington to a Conference . Aims to Break Up Summons Booker T. Appoints Reform Democrats to Office . Friend to Labor . CHAPTER XXI . - THE FUTURE What May Reasonably Be ...
... Washington . First Official Act . Solid South by New Methods . Washington to a Conference . Aims to Break Up Summons Booker T. Appoints Reform Democrats to Office . Friend to Labor . CHAPTER XXI . - THE FUTURE What May Reasonably Be ...
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... Washington , D. C. . 372 • . 376 384 Baby Quentin , the Youngest of President Roosevelt's Family · 392 · 240 256 Colonel Roosevelt and Gen- 280 . 312 344 352 The New White House According to Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kinley's Plans • 400 Who ...
... Washington , D. C. . 372 • . 376 384 Baby Quentin , the Youngest of President Roosevelt's Family · 392 · 240 256 Colonel Roosevelt and Gen- 280 . 312 344 352 The New White House According to Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kinley's Plans • 400 Who ...
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... Washington as one of the three commissioners of Civil Serv- ice . He came with the high reputation acquired as leader in the New York Assembly at the age of twenty - three , as a prominent champion of reform and opponent of Blaine at ...
... Washington as one of the three commissioners of Civil Serv- ice . He came with the high reputation acquired as leader in the New York Assembly at the age of twenty - three , as a prominent champion of reform and opponent of Blaine at ...
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... Washington , and into the reports of the British and French officers and the logs of British and French ships , all of which was an excellent edu- cation for the high position to which he was so 12 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... Washington , and into the reports of the British and French officers and the logs of British and French ships , all of which was an excellent edu- cation for the high position to which he was so 12 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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... Washington's warning : " To be pre- pared for war is the most effectual means to pro- mote peace , " and with great emphasis he uttered these words : " All the great masterful races have been fighting races . Cowardice in a race , as in ...
... Washington's warning : " To be pre- pared for war is the most effectual means to pro- mote peace , " and with great emphasis he uttered these words : " All the great masterful races have been fighting races . Cowardice in a race , as in ...
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