Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... LANDS Comrade with the Cowboys . Wins the Confidence and Esteem of Hunters , Ranchmen and Pioneers . " Busting " Bronchos . Adventures with Wild Beasts . Thrilling Fight with a Grizzly . CHAPTER VII . - ROOSEVELT AS AN AUTHOR First ...
... LANDS Comrade with the Cowboys . Wins the Confidence and Esteem of Hunters , Ranchmen and Pioneers . " Busting " Bronchos . Adventures with Wild Beasts . Thrilling Fight with a Grizzly . CHAPTER VII . - ROOSEVELT AS AN AUTHOR First ...
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... land . We see it in the sad faces of our people in all walks of life . We realize the extent of our country's loss when we contemplate the perfect public , as well as private , life of this great and good man . We appreciate it also ...
... land . We see it in the sad faces of our people in all walks of life . We realize the extent of our country's loss when we contemplate the perfect public , as well as private , life of this great and good man . We appreciate it also ...
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... lands . Beyond that was dark 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 ...
... lands . Beyond that was dark 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 ...
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... land , though a monarchy - the father , the mother of all modern republics - cried " Long live the queen , " and yet mourned for us . Our war came to an end . In one part of the country there seemed to be chaos . Senators said , " We ...
... land , though a monarchy - the father , the mother of all modern republics - cried " Long live the queen , " and yet mourned for us . Our war came to an end . In one part of the country there seemed to be chaos . Senators said , " We ...
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... land , is not a traitor ; but he is a silly and undesirable citizen . He is as emphatically a noxious element in our body politic as is the man who comes here from abroad and remains a for- eigner . Nothing will more quickly disqualify ...
... land , is not a traitor ; but he is a silly and undesirable citizen . He is as emphatically a noxious element in our body politic as is the man who comes here from abroad and remains a for- eigner . Nothing will more quickly disqualify ...
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