Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 26
... experiment . Shrinking within the limits of a narrow shell , " hands off " was the nation's watchword . Broad - minded Jeffersonism did not comprehend the entire world . It did not gather the spreading force of 26 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... experiment . Shrinking within the limits of a narrow shell , " hands off " was the nation's watchword . Broad - minded Jeffersonism did not comprehend the entire world . It did not gather the spreading force of 26 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
Page 27
... gather the spreading force of geography . Isolation was his watchword and the national cry of his successors . " Hands off ... gathered herself into a sardonic laugh . Eng- land , though a monarchy - the father , the mother of all modern ...
... gather the spreading force of geography . Isolation was his watchword and the national cry of his successors . " Hands off ... gathered herself into a sardonic laugh . Eng- land , though a monarchy - the father , the mother of all modern ...
Page 31
... gathered in the street . The President had nothing more to say . He had said enough . He had told us all what was needed . We knew that McKinley was dead ; those who stood there in that throng told us that . We knew that our coun- try ...
... gathered in the street . The President had nothing more to say . He had said enough . He had told us all what was needed . We knew that McKinley was dead ; those who stood there in that throng told us that . We knew that our coun- try ...
Page 71
... gathering as comes together in a political primary would have seemed unimportant , if not mean and sordid ; but Mr. Roosevelt saw in that mixed company of men the foundation of free government . If it was selfish and subject to improper ...
... gathering as comes together in a political primary would have seemed unimportant , if not mean and sordid ; but Mr. Roosevelt saw in that mixed company of men the foundation of free government . If it was selfish and subject to improper ...
Page 81
... gathering themselves up from the marble floor of the lobby , and wondering if there had not been a mistake . When it was all over Mr. Roosevelt walked , still smiling , down the room , and told the " hon- orable " providers of this ...
... gathering themselves up from the marble floor of the lobby , and wondering if there had not been a mistake . When it was all over Mr. Roosevelt walked , still smiling , down the room , and told the " hon- orable " providers of this ...
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