Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK Empire State Jubilantly Rewards Colonel Roosevelt with Its Highest Office . Inaugurates Reform in Every Branch of the Public Service . Establishes the Principle of Street Franchise Taxation . Dewey Day in New York ...
... GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK Empire State Jubilantly Rewards Colonel Roosevelt with Its Highest Office . Inaugurates Reform in Every Branch of the Public Service . Establishes the Principle of Street Franchise Taxation . Dewey Day in New York ...
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... Governor of New York , and that his wonderful civil career , sup- plemented by his short but very brilliant record as a soldier , would cause the American people to finally elect him to the highest office within their gift . This ...
... Governor of New York , and that his wonderful civil career , sup- plemented by his short but very brilliant record as a soldier , would cause the American people to finally elect him to the highest office within their gift . This ...
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... Governor . His distinguished career in that high position is familiar to the people of the entire country , and especially to those of the Empire State . His reluctant consent to accept the office of Vice - President is fresh in our ...
... Governor . His distinguished career in that high position is familiar to the people of the entire country , and especially to those of the Empire State . His reluctant consent to accept the office of Vice - President is fresh in our ...
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... Governor of that State . His acts in this office will be recorded elsewhere in this volume . His nomination and election to the Vice - Presi- dency and his unlooked - for and tragic elevation to the Presidency followed swiftly . Amid ...
... Governor of that State . His acts in this office will be recorded elsewhere in this volume . His nomination and election to the Vice - Presi- dency and his unlooked - for and tragic elevation to the Presidency followed swiftly . Amid ...
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... governor while Mr. Roosevelt served at Albany , and on one occasion vetoed a bill relating to the control of street - car companies . One of the assemblymen , discussing the veto , in an attempt to pass the measure notwithstanding its ...
... governor while Mr. Roosevelt served at Albany , and on one occasion vetoed a bill relating to the control of street - car companies . One of the assemblymen , discussing the veto , in an attempt to pass the measure notwithstanding its ...
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