Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... 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 to enjoy my greatest intimacy with this ...
... 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 to enjoy my greatest intimacy with this ...
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... things have become new . He is the epitome of David's strength . Old things may have been wise for that day , but new things represent our power this day . If the man who is struggling on the hill - side will only stop to think of this ...
... things have become new . He is the epitome of David's strength . Old things may have been wise for that day , but new things represent our power this day . If the man who is struggling on the hill - side will only stop to think of this ...
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... that platform they were elected , and the world of mankind was forced to declare that history had been baffled . The old order of things , the kings and queens , said they , were sleeping . Soon they will wake A TYPICAL AMERICAN . 27.
... that platform they were elected , and the world of mankind was forced to declare that history had been baffled . The old order of things , the kings and queens , said they , were sleeping . Soon they will wake A TYPICAL AMERICAN . 27.
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... thing could not be . Ancient Egypt declared its failure . Modern France laughs with us . The French revolution was a failure . Therefore this thing cannot stand . They called it a thing . They had lost sight of immortality . The ...
... thing could not be . Ancient Egypt declared its failure . Modern France laughs with us . The French revolution was a failure . Therefore this thing cannot stand . They called it a thing . They had lost sight of immortality . The ...
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... things worth while , just to emphasize the supremacy of man's genius . The same domi- nant spirit that sends him alone through the forest on the trail of a panther spurs him into the thick of the fight during a political campaign , and ...
... things worth while , just to emphasize the supremacy of man's genius . The same domi- nant spirit that sends him alone through the forest on the trail of a panther spurs him into the thick of the fight during a political campaign , and ...
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