Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Peace , the Return Home . CHAPTER XIV . - RETURN OF THE REGIMENT The Round Robin . Ordered Back to the United States . Sick , Wounded and Well on the Voyage Home . Landing of Rough Riders at Montauk Point . Angels of Mercy in the ...
... Peace , the Return Home . CHAPTER XIV . - RETURN OF THE REGIMENT The Round Robin . Ordered Back to the United States . Sick , Wounded and Well on the Voyage Home . Landing of Rough Riders at Montauk Point . Angels of Mercy in the ...
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... peace , " and with great emphasis he uttered these words : " All the great masterful races have been fighting races . Cowardice in a race , as in an individual , is the unpardonable sin . " About this time , a year before our clash of ...
... peace , " and with great emphasis he uttered these words : " All the great masterful races have been fighting races . Cowardice in a race , as in an individual , is the unpardonable sin . " About this time , a year before our clash of ...
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... peace and America was the only land in which this young patriot would look for inspiration in action . He tried the excitements of foreign travel and scaled the Jungfrau and the Matter- horn , winning for his feats a membership in the ...
... peace and America was the only land in which this young patriot would look for inspiration in action . He tried the excitements of foreign travel and scaled the Jungfrau and the Matter- horn , winning for his feats a membership in the ...
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... peace . " There was no war with which his country was concerned ; and he was far from the type of fortune's soldier who makes the cause of distant peoples his vital concern . He could find too much of utility nearer home . There were no ...
... peace . " There was no war with which his country was concerned ; and he was far from the type of fortune's soldier who makes the cause of distant peoples his vital concern . He could find too much of utility nearer home . There were no ...
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... peace on the border between the ever - encroaching whites and their fickle and bloodthirsty foes . The hard , reckless , often brutalized frontiersman , greedy of land and embittered by the memories of untold injuries , regarded all ...
... peace on the border between the ever - encroaching whites and their fickle and bloodthirsty foes . The hard , reckless , often brutalized frontiersman , greedy of land and embittered by the memories of untold injuries , regarded all ...
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