Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... - 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 usually enjoyed by a man then INTRODUCTION, by GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER.
... - 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 usually enjoyed by a man then INTRODUCTION, by GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER.
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... engaged in the work of purifying the politics of the State . Following his retirement from the assembly he became chairman of the New York delegation In to the Republican National Convention . national politics he 42 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... engaged in the work of purifying the politics of the State . Following his retirement from the assembly he became chairman of the New York delegation In to the Republican National Convention . national politics he 42 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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A Typical American Charles Eugene Banks, Le Roy Armstrong. In to the Republican National Convention . national politics he was as uncompromising as he had been in the State . He demanded that every- thing should be open and above board ...
A Typical American Charles Eugene Banks, Le Roy Armstrong. In to the Republican National Convention . national politics he was as uncompromising as he had been in the State . He demanded that every- thing should be open and above board ...
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... Republican party - and discov- ered his life - work . To most young men of his education and breeding , fresh from their books , and acquainted with the greatest achievements of their countrymen , such a gathering as comes together in a ...
... Republican party - and discov- ered his life - work . To most young men of his education and breeding , fresh from their books , and acquainted with the greatest achievements of their countrymen , such a gathering as comes together in a ...
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... Republican had ever gone from there to the legislature at Albany with independence enough and character enough to leave his name in the memory of a single citi- And it was understood very well by the gentlemen who had so skilfully ...
... Republican had ever gone from there to the legislature at Albany with independence enough and character enough to leave his name in the memory of a single citi- And it was understood very well by the gentlemen who had so skilfully ...
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