Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... party , but in every case he promptly took the public into his confidence , gave all the facts to the press , and invited the most searching inquiry . This open , honest candor acquired the confidence of the country and kept him in the ...
... party , but in every case he promptly took the public into his confidence , gave all the facts to the press , and invited the most searching inquiry . This open , honest candor acquired the confidence of the country and kept him in the ...
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... party would immediately seek him as their candidate for Governor of New York , and that his wonderful civil career , sup- plemented by his short but very brilliant record as a soldier , would cause the American people to finally elect ...
... party would immediately seek him as their candidate for Governor of New York , and that his wonderful civil career , sup- plemented by his short but very brilliant record as a soldier , would cause the American people to finally elect ...
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... party allegiance to no political machine . A hero before the election , he is now an inspira- tion to every American boy . Though born in New York , the entire country claims him . His mother was from Georgia , and he himself was a ...
... party allegiance to no political machine . A hero before the election , he is now an inspira- tion to every American boy . Though born in New York , the entire country claims him . His mother was from Georgia , and he himself was a ...
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... coun- try . At Canton were men of every party . For the first time in the history of the States there was no political creed . America was united against sorrow - against the world . At the steps A TYPICAL AMERICAN . 29.
... coun- try . At Canton were men of every party . For the first time in the history of the States there was no political creed . America was united against sorrow - against the world . At the steps A TYPICAL AMERICAN . 29.
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... party , but he believed the party should be worthy of that fealty . He wrote articles for the magazines , made speeches before clubs and societies in all parts of the city , became a ranchman in the Bad Lands , ran for Mayor of New York ...
... party , but he believed the party should be worthy of that fealty . He wrote articles for the magazines , made speeches before clubs and societies in all parts of the city , became a ranchman in the Bad Lands , ran for Mayor of New York ...
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