Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 13
... Cowardice in a race , as in an individual , is the unpardonable sin . " About this time , a year before our clash of arms with Spain , he said : " The enemies we may have to face will come from over the sea ; INTRODUCTION . 13.
... Cowardice in a race , as in an individual , is the unpardonable sin . " About this time , a year before our clash of arms with Spain , he said : " The enemies we may have to face will come from over the sea ; INTRODUCTION . 13.
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... enemy . The rest to be left in his hands . When it became apparent that the troops at Tampa would compose the first expedition of active operations , Roosevelt , then far off in Texas , burdened the telegraph lines with dis- patches ...
... enemy . The rest to be left in his hands . When it became apparent that the troops at Tampa would compose the first expedition of active operations , Roosevelt , then far off in Texas , burdened the telegraph lines with dis- patches ...
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... enemy . The division commander ordered Young , Wood and Roosevelt forward and hastened on in person , and finally found the enemy stationed on the Santiago road between two and three miles from Siboney . He reconnoitered the Spanish ...
... enemy . The division commander ordered Young , Wood and Roosevelt forward and hastened on in person , and finally found the enemy stationed on the Santiago road between two and three miles from Siboney . He reconnoitered the Spanish ...
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... enemies admire . His words are an utterance of himself , and whether they be true or false in themselves , they are true to him . It is complimentary to his judgment that while he has been speaking and writing in this vein for more than ...
... enemies admire . His words are an utterance of himself , and whether they be true or false in themselves , they are true to him . It is complimentary to his judgment that while he has been speaking and writing in this vein for more than ...
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... enemies had predicted , these were the very quali- ties which won for him the strong endorsement of all that was good in his party organization , and among the better classes of that party's follow- ing . He had marked out for himself a ...
... enemies had predicted , these were the very quali- ties which won for him the strong endorsement of all that was good in his party organization , and among the better classes of that party's follow- ing . He had marked out for himself a ...
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