Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 13
... called . Mr. Roosevelt in this history of our navy says : " There were no better seamen in the world than the American Jack ; he had been bred to his work from infancy , and had been off in a fishing dory almost as soon as he could walk ...
... called . Mr. Roosevelt in this history of our navy says : " There were no better seamen in the world than the American Jack ; he had been bred to his work from infancy , and had been off in a fishing dory almost as soon as he could walk ...
Page 28
... called it a thing . They had lost sight of immortality . The assassin lifted his weapon as if to prove that monarchy was the only enduring form of government . Presidents sank down to die , but the Government still lived . Office may be ...
... called it a thing . They had lost sight of immortality . The assassin lifted his weapon as if to prove that monarchy was the only enduring form of government . Presidents sank down to die , but the Government still lived . Office may be ...
Page 31
... called upon us to do our duty . Let us do it . To public life there is due a sort of compliance . Let us conform ; but at the same time let us remember that to you and your brav- ery is due our greatness to - day . " The mournful dirge ...
... called upon us to do our duty . Let us do it . To public life there is due a sort of compliance . Let us conform ; but at the same time let us remember that to you and your brav- ery is due our greatness to - day . " The mournful dirge ...
Page 63
... the argu- ment of brute force was invoked to suppress him . Boxing was a regular feature of the Harvard Athletic Association contests , and " Teddy , " as he was universally called , was the winner of many COLLEGE LIFE . 63.
... the argu- ment of brute force was invoked to suppress him . Boxing was a regular feature of the Harvard Athletic Association contests , and " Teddy , " as he was universally called , was the winner of many COLLEGE LIFE . 63.
Page 64
... called , was the winner of many a lively bout . He has never been a believer in a negative policy , and some of his happiest epigrams have sprung from his knowledge of the art of self - defense . During his college days Mr. Roosevelt ...
... called , was the winner of many a lively bout . He has never been a believer in a negative policy , and some of his happiest epigrams have sprung from his knowledge of the art of self - defense . During his college days Mr. Roosevelt ...
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