Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Spirit Wins for Him a Stalwart Frame . Early Develops the Qualities of a Leader . CHAPTER III . - COLLEGE LIFE Enters College at the Age of Eighteen . Develops a Taste for Hunting and Natural History . Is Active in all College Sports ...
... Spirit Wins for Him a Stalwart Frame . Early Develops the Qualities of a Leader . CHAPTER III . - COLLEGE LIFE Enters College at the Age of Eighteen . Develops a Taste for Hunting and Natural History . Is Active in all College Sports ...
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... Quentin , the Youngest of President Roosevelt's Family The New White House According to Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kinley's Plans • . 366 . 372 . 376 € 384 392 · 400 Who goes there ? An American ! Brain and spirit 5 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . PAGE.
... Quentin , the Youngest of President Roosevelt's Family The New White House According to Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kinley's Plans • . 366 . 372 . 376 € 384 392 · 400 Who goes there ? An American ! Brain and spirit 5 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . PAGE.
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A Typical American Charles Eugene Banks, Le Roy Armstrong. | Who goes there ? An American ! Brain and spirit 1.
A Typical American Charles Eugene Banks, Le Roy Armstrong. | Who goes there ? An American ! Brain and spirit 1.
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... spirit and brawn and heart . ' Twas for him that the nations spared Each to the years its noblest part ; Till from the Dutch , the Gaul and Colt Blossomed the soul of Roosevelt . Student , trooper and gentleman . Level - lidded with ...
... spirit and brawn and heart . ' Twas for him that the nations spared Each to the years its noblest part ; Till from the Dutch , the Gaul and Colt Blossomed the soul of Roosevelt . Student , trooper and gentleman . Level - lidded with ...
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... spirits , and assured me they had every- thing and that they would be comfortable in the cars that night . The next day I put them into camp , and in an hour the entire regiment was out upon drill . It was here that it was my privilege ...
... spirits , and assured me they had every- thing and that they would be comfortable in the cars that night . The next day I put them into camp , and in an hour the entire regiment was out upon drill . It was here that it was my privilege ...
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