Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... five ; as a candidate for mayor of New York city when barely twenty- eight , receiving as he did a larger percentage of votes than had ever before been polled by a Republican candidate , and as an author with more distinction than is ...
... five ; as a candidate for mayor of New York city when barely twenty- eight , receiving as he did a larger percentage of votes than had ever before been polled by a Republican candidate , and as an author with more distinction than is ...
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... five thousand strong , to march upon and capture the enemy at Siboney , so that the remainder of the troops and supplies could be landed at that place . Lawton reached Siboney on the 23d , but found that the enemy had already evacuated ...
... five thousand strong , to march upon and capture the enemy at Siboney , so that the remainder of the troops and supplies could be landed at that place . Lawton reached Siboney on the 23d , but found that the enemy had already evacuated ...
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... five months of the failure recorded against him . His personal friend , Mr. Cleveland , repre- sented the very principles , so far as reform and the merit system were concerned , for which he had battled . And yet not even the most ...
... five months of the failure recorded against him . His personal friend , Mr. Cleveland , repre- sented the very principles , so far as reform and the merit system were concerned , for which he had battled . And yet not even the most ...
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... five American gunboats , manned by a hundred and eighty men and commanded by Lieutenant - Commander Catesby Jones , a very shrewd fighter . So against him was sent Captain Nicholas Lockyer with forty - five barges and nearly a thousand ...
... five American gunboats , manned by a hundred and eighty men and commanded by Lieutenant - Commander Catesby Jones , a very shrewd fighter . So against him was sent Captain Nicholas Lockyer with forty - five barges and nearly a thousand ...
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... five happy , healthy children , and is now a most gra- cious mistress of the White House - a charming " first lady of the land . " She is accomplished , possessed of that gentle voice which is " an excellent thing in woman , " and far ...
... five happy , healthy children , and is now a most gra- cious mistress of the White House - a charming " first lady of the land . " She is accomplished , possessed of that gentle voice which is " an excellent thing in woman , " and far ...
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