Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 12
... at Washington , and into the reports of the British and French officers and the logs of British and French ships , all of which was an excellent edu- cation for the high position to which he was so 12 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... at Washington , and into the reports of the British and French officers and the logs of British and French ships , all of which was an excellent edu- cation for the high position to which he was so 12 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
Page 14
... ships and repairs on old ones . He encouraged recruiting the navy to its full strength and increased the supply of coal at every station . He personally inspected the war - vessels and neglected nothing which would add to naval ...
... ships and repairs on old ones . He encouraged recruiting the navy to its full strength and increased the supply of coal at every station . He personally inspected the war - vessels and neglected nothing which would add to naval ...
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... . We felt this keenly , and knowing that the pur- pose was to get ashore promptly , we commenced landing with our own ship's boats , rowed by our men . Roosevelt's energy and push helped very much in this effort 18 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... . We felt this keenly , and knowing that the pur- pose was to get ashore promptly , we commenced landing with our own ship's boats , rowed by our men . Roosevelt's energy and push helped very much in this effort 18 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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... ship Brooklyn or the Constitution of the United States . Born to ease and luxury , President Roosevelt has lived a life of constant toil and struggle ; heir to a delicate body his indomitable will has transformed it to a sinewy frame ...
... ship Brooklyn or the Constitution of the United States . Born to ease and luxury , President Roosevelt has lived a life of constant toil and struggle ; heir to a delicate body his indomitable will has transformed it to a sinewy frame ...
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... ship's library . But to be simply a chronicler of noble thoughts and heroic deeds could not satisfy a man of Theodore Roosevelt's fiber . He had already gained a broad and firm grasp on the main 36 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... ship's library . But to be simply a chronicler of noble thoughts and heroic deeds could not satisfy a man of Theodore Roosevelt's fiber . He had already gained a broad and firm grasp on the main 36 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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