Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Official Act . Solid South by New Methods . Washington to a Conference . Aims to Break Up Summons Booker T. Appoints Reform Democrats to Office . Friend to Labor . CHAPTER XXI . - THE FUTURE • What May Reasonably Be Expected from Such a ...
... Official Act . Solid South by New Methods . Washington to a Conference . Aims to Break Up Summons Booker T. Appoints Reform Democrats to Office . Friend to Labor . CHAPTER XXI . - THE FUTURE • What May Reasonably Be Expected from Such a ...
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... officially as the First Regiment of United States Volunteer Cav- alry . He only demanded good arms for his men and the chance to get them against the enemy . The rest to be left in his hands . When it became apparent that the troops at ...
... officially as the First Regiment of United States Volunteer Cav- alry . He only demanded good arms for his men and the chance to get them against the enemy . The rest to be left in his hands . When it became apparent that the troops at ...
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... official report of the division commander said : " The magnificent and brave work done by the regiment , under the lead of Colonel Wood , testifies to his courage and skill . The energy and determination of this officer had been marked ...
... official report of the division commander said : " The magnificent and brave work done by the regiment , under the lead of Colonel Wood , testifies to his courage and skill . The energy and determination of this officer had been marked ...
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... officials of a municipality or commonwealth , or the Spanish oppressors of Cuba ; once he was arrayed against them there was no talk of quarter . Fortunately for him he has generally been on the winning side . In his physical encounters ...
... officials of a municipality or commonwealth , or the Spanish oppressors of Cuba ; once he was arrayed against them there was no talk of quarter . Fortunately for him he has generally been on the winning side . In his physical encounters ...
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... officials generally were quite what the public made them ; and that , above all things , the legislator was representative of the people who employed him . He had learned the men with whom he served . Some he could trust . Some he must ...
... officials generally were quite what the public made them ; and that , above all things , the legislator was representative of the people who employed him . He had learned the men with whom he served . Some he could trust . Some he must ...
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