Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 34
... whole country into his confidence , relying on the good sense of the peo- ple for support in his battle for its establishment . As his life's motto he seems to have taken that comprehensive ritual of a brave man's creed enunciated by ...
... whole country into his confidence , relying on the good sense of the peo- ple for support in his battle for its establishment . As his life's motto he seems to have taken that comprehensive ritual of a brave man's creed enunciated by ...
Page 36
... whole being demanded action , and his reason would be satisfied with nothing less than action to some good end . He plunged into literature and in less than two years completed a most incisive work , the " History of the American Navy ...
... whole being demanded action , and his reason would be satisfied with nothing less than action to some good end . He plunged into literature and in less than two years completed a most incisive work , the " History of the American Navy ...
Page 38
... whole human race and all the world . This may be so ; but the age of which these philosophers speak is still several æons distant . In fact , philosophers of this type are so very far advanced that they are of no practical service to ...
... whole human race and all the world . This may be so ; but the age of which these philosophers speak is still several æons distant . In fact , philosophers of this type are so very far advanced that they are of no practical service to ...
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... man Roose- velt . He is now something more . In his person is embodied the will of the whole people . He is no longer a partisan fighting for the tenets of party ; he is no longer a citizen representing only 44 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... man Roose- velt . He is now something more . In his person is embodied the will of the whole people . He is no longer a partisan fighting for the tenets of party ; he is no longer a citizen representing only 44 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
Page 66
... his curiosity was aroused concerning any living organism he allowed himself no rest until he had the whole scheme of its development down from the original protoplasm . He continued these studies all 66 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
... his curiosity was aroused concerning any living organism he allowed himself no rest until he had the whole scheme of its development down from the original protoplasm . He continued these studies all 66 THEODORE ROOSEVELT .
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