Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... side of the railroad , ready and waiting for the cars . Soon after daylight Port Tampa was reached , and we were soon on shipboard , the promptness with which the Rough Riders were embarked being largely due to the indomitable push of ...
... side of the railroad , ready and waiting for the cars . Soon after daylight Port Tampa was reached , and we were soon on shipboard , the promptness with which the Rough Riders were embarked being largely due to the indomitable push of ...
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... side will only stop to think of this fact it may be of advantage to him . We revere the past , but tradition may have hampered us . America , the most progressive of nations , may have been hampered by tradition . For their day our ...
... side will only stop to think of this fact it may be of advantage to him . We revere the past , but tradition may have hampered us . America , the most progressive of nations , may have been hampered by tradition . For their day our ...
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... the war . Some of them were on the other side . Let us honor them , for they are representative of our country . Among you occasionally I catch the glimpse of a countenance which I saw in bat- 30 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... the war . Some of them were on the other side . Let us honor them , for they are representative of our country . Among you occasionally I catch the glimpse of a countenance which I saw in bat- 30 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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... side of the water , and who loses his love for his native 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 ...
... side of the water , and who loses his love for his native 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 ...
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... side . In his physical encounters this has been almost invariably the case . On the trail , in the forest , and in camp and field his adherents have always proved faithful . Although an aristocrat by birth and education , he has the ...
... side . In his physical encounters this has been almost invariably the case . On the trail , in the forest , and in camp and field his adherents have always proved faithful . Although an aristocrat by birth and education , he has the ...
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