Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... glory , prosperity and happiness of our country would be continued by his successor with wisdom , courage and deter- mination . Jouph While . F A TYPICAL AMERICAN . Roosevelt represents the entire American INTRODUCTION . 23.
... glory , prosperity and happiness of our country would be continued by his successor with wisdom , courage and deter- mination . Jouph While . F A TYPICAL AMERICAN . Roosevelt represents the entire American INTRODUCTION . 23.
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... the social intercourse that came with his added years . They were great friends , with a charming romance that continued from the time they were children until he left his New York home to enter 52 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... the social intercourse that came with his added years . They were great friends , with a charming romance that continued from the time they were children until he left his New York home to enter 52 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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... his curiosity was aroused concerning any living organism he allowed himself no rest until he had the whole scheme of its development down from the original protoplasm . He continued these studies all 66 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... his curiosity was aroused concerning any living organism he allowed himself no rest until he had the whole scheme of its development down from the original protoplasm . He continued these studies all 66 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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... continued these studies all through his college career and at graduation had a mind well stored with the facts of natural history . In this way he laid the foundation for the investigations that have since given to his descriptions of ...
... continued these studies all through his college career and at graduation had a mind well stored with the facts of natural history . In this way he laid the foundation for the investigations that have since given to his descriptions of ...
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... continued until better condi- tions prevail , and which will result in purity of administration , unless the people of the greatest city in the country shall be timid enough or supine enough to permit known wickedness to prevail . He ...
... continued until better condi- tions prevail , and which will result in purity of administration , unless the people of the greatest city in the country shall be timid enough or supine enough to permit known wickedness to prevail . He ...
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