Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... 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 .
... 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 .
Page 43
... 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 . He believed in strict adherence to party , but he believed the party should be worthy ...
... 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 . He believed in strict adherence to party , but he believed the party should be worthy ...
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... far from being consigned to private life , he was chosen as a delegate at large to the National Republican convention in 1884 , and sent unin- structed to the councils of his party . It has been humorously said of that period that it 92.
... far from being consigned to private life , he was chosen as a delegate at large to the National Republican convention in 1884 , and sent unin- structed to the councils of his party . It has been humorously said of that period that it 92.
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... convention , the Republicans of New York felt that no greater good could be achieved than in the defeat of Mr. Blaine . To that end , no specific directions bound the dele- gates . They were at liberty to use their influence in the ...
... convention , the Republicans of New York felt that no greater good could be achieved than in the defeat of Mr. Blaine . To that end , no specific directions bound the dele- gates . They were at liberty to use their influence in the ...
Page 95
... convention , Mr. Roosevelt and his friends made a coalition with the Edmunds forces , and labored through the days preceding the assembling of delegates , to win for the Ver- mont statesman a sufficient number to insure a nomination ...
... convention , Mr. Roosevelt and his friends made a coalition with the Edmunds forces , and labored through the days preceding the assembling of delegates , to win for the Ver- mont statesman a sufficient number to insure a nomination ...
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