The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... Congress , and would have remained until the Constitution was framed . He attended both meetings of Congress in 1775 and 1776 and was a prominent and conspicuous member . In 1776 he was elected as the first Governor and Commander - in ...
... Congress , and would have remained until the Constitution was framed . He attended both meetings of Congress in 1775 and 1776 and was a prominent and conspicuous member . In 1776 he was elected as the first Governor and Commander - in ...
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... Congress as a Democrat , and was prominent as one of the organizers and promoters of game laws . He was one of the State Fish Commissioners , and was active on the committee which succeeded the downfall of Tweed . In 1888 he was ...
... Congress as a Democrat , and was prominent as one of the organizers and promoters of game laws . He was one of the State Fish Commissioners , and was active on the committee which succeeded the downfall of Tweed . In 1888 he was ...
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... Congress , confining election , to the electoral votes counted by Congress in joint session of the two Houses . The cordiality with which the President and ex - President met at the funeral of the murdered martyr , McKinley , was ...
... Congress , confining election , to the electoral votes counted by Congress in joint session of the two Houses . The cordiality with which the President and ex - President met at the funeral of the murdered martyr , McKinley , was ...
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... Congress than tender in that sanctuary of the American heart , the American home . " A man of no class , no caste , no pretense , but a man of the people , East , West , North , South , because a representative of their homeliest ...
... Congress than tender in that sanctuary of the American heart , the American home . " A man of no class , no caste , no pretense , but a man of the people , East , West , North , South , because a representative of their homeliest ...
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... Congress who were helpers of " Philip " on his way . The Charleston , South Carolina , News and Courier said of the appoint- ment of Civil Service Reform members of the Commission , that Harrison deserved credit , yet the delay in ...
... Congress who were helpers of " Philip " on his way . The Charleston , South Carolina , News and Courier said of the appoint- ment of Civil Service Reform members of the Commission , that Harrison deserved credit , yet the delay in ...
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