The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page 164
... Admiral Dewey , to the Captains who handled the ships in action , to the daring lieutenants who braved death in the ... Admirals and Captains who handled battleships , cruisers and torpedo boats on the high seas , alone and in squadrons ...
... Admiral Dewey , to the Captains who handled the ships in action , to the daring lieutenants who braved death in the ... Admirals and Captains who handled battleships , cruisers and torpedo boats on the high seas , alone and in squadrons ...
Page 165
... quate ; or upon the Admiral with unsufficient number of ships ; but upon the public men who have so lamentably failed in forethought as to refuse to remedy these evils long in advance , and upon the THE PRESIDENT'S ORATIONS . 165.
... quate ; or upon the Admiral with unsufficient number of ships ; but upon the public men who have so lamentably failed in forethought as to refuse to remedy these evils long in advance , and upon the THE PRESIDENT'S ORATIONS . 165.
Page 232
... Admiral Dewey , McClure , No. 13 , page 483-91 . Military Preparedness and Unpreparedness , Century , No. 59 , page 149-53 . Reform through Social Work , McClure , No. 16 , page 448-54 . Governor William H. Taft , Outlook , No. 69 ...
... Admiral Dewey , McClure , No. 13 , page 483-91 . Military Preparedness and Unpreparedness , Century , No. 59 , page 149-53 . Reform through Social Work , McClure , No. 16 , page 448-54 . Governor William H. Taft , Outlook , No. 69 ...
Page 296
... Admiral Dewey touching Admiral Schley . For a long time the General had a theory that he was " not less a citizen because a soldier , " a fine phrase but not approved by high military authority , when there there is Department politics ...
... Admiral Dewey touching Admiral Schley . For a long time the General had a theory that he was " not less a citizen because a soldier , " a fine phrase but not approved by high military authority , when there there is Department politics ...
Page 297
... Admiral Schley in terms of opprobrium . The Lieutenant General was received by the President with the respect due his rank , but no augmentation of the incident . Mrs. Roosevelt's greeting was , in a marked degree , cordial , to the ...
... Admiral Schley in terms of opprobrium . The Lieutenant General was received by the President with the respect due his rank , but no augmentation of the incident . Mrs. Roosevelt's greeting was , in a marked degree , cordial , to the ...
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