Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... With confi- dence we are strong , and Roosevelt gives us strength . They said that he was lacking in dig- nity and he became the most dignified of men . They said that he might not be executive , and 28 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... With confi- dence we are strong , and Roosevelt gives us strength . They said that he was lacking in dig- nity and he became the most dignified of men . They said that he might not be executive , and 28 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
Page 31
... nation . And this book gives the life Never before has it been written . I gladly subscribe my name . of that man . And to it do OPIE READ . CHAPTER I. THEODORE ROOSEVELT . SKETCH OF HIS LIFE - A TYPICAL AMERICAN . 31.
... nation . And this book gives the life Never before has it been written . I gladly subscribe my name . of that man . And to it do OPIE READ . CHAPTER I. THEODORE ROOSEVELT . SKETCH OF HIS LIFE - A TYPICAL AMERICAN . 31.
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... gives an insight into one dis- tinguishing characteristic of Mr. Roosevelt . He states his position with absolute frankness . The dream of a millennium is nothing to him unless you can prove that it is practical and can be brought about ...
... gives an insight into one dis- tinguishing characteristic of Mr. Roosevelt . He states his position with absolute frankness . The dream of a millennium is nothing to him unless you can prove that it is practical and can be brought about ...
Page 78
... give and take in that combat of words which falls into disuse when corruption becomes the moving power in legislation . As the " bosses " down in the Mur- ray Hill district had discovered , these gentlemen in the legislature became ...
... give and take in that combat of words which falls into disuse when corruption becomes the moving power in legislation . As the " bosses " down in the Mur- ray Hill district had discovered , these gentlemen in the legislature became ...
Page 100
... give it . Robert Lincoln won but a perfunc- tory greeting . But when the blind preacher from Ohio told of the matchless qualities of James G. Blaine , there was a continuous and deafening roar of applause for the space of fif- teen ...
... give it . Robert Lincoln won but a perfunc- tory greeting . But when the blind preacher from Ohio told of the matchless qualities of James G. Blaine , there was a continuous and deafening roar of applause for the space of fif- teen ...
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