Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 10
... importance , and by his persistent efforts con- stantly enlarged and increased the power and usefulness of the commission ... important . He seemed to carry with him a certain mo- mentum in his progressive policy , and as he him- self ...
... importance , and by his persistent efforts con- stantly enlarged and increased the power and usefulness of the commission ... important . He seemed to carry with him a certain mo- mentum in his progressive policy , and as he him- self ...
Page 48
... He held that place for two years , and was again elected in 1809 . The family had advanced in importance in those years , for James J. Roosevelt , son of the ROOM IN MR . ROOSEVELT'S HOUSE AT OYSTER BAY former 48 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... He held that place for two years , and was again elected in 1809 . The family had advanced in importance in those years , for James J. Roosevelt , son of the ROOM IN MR . ROOSEVELT'S HOUSE AT OYSTER BAY former 48 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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... important stage of his career as an assemblyman , when the argu- ment of brute force was invoked to suppress him . Boxing was a regular feature of the Harvard Athletic Association contests , and " Teddy , " as he was universally called ...
... important stage of his career as an assemblyman , when the argu- ment of brute force was invoked to suppress him . Boxing was a regular feature of the Harvard Athletic Association contests , and " Teddy , " as he was universally called ...
Page 89
... important : he was introduced to the nation . A young man , with the handicap of wealth and lineage and good breeding , and even with a partisan majority against him , he suc- ceeded in effecting some most important legisla- tion . New ...
... important : he was introduced to the nation . A young man , with the handicap of wealth and lineage and good breeding , and even with a partisan majority against him , he suc- ceeded in effecting some most important legisla- tion . New ...
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... importance , for he was almost more a guest than a resident in the city of his birth when his friends , to the number of more than sixty thousand , rallied to his standard in the fall of 1886 . Now , in this portion of his life , no ...
... importance , for he was almost more a guest than a resident in the city of his birth when his friends , to the number of more than sixty thousand , rallied to his standard in the fall of 1886 . Now , in this portion of his life , no ...
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