American Boys' Life of Theodore RooseveltLothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 - 336 pages |
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Page 22
... was no country like America , the land of Golden Opportunity , as one of our most noted writers has called it . In Europe there was more or less a lack of personal liberty ; here a man could try to make 22 AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE OF.
... was no country like America , the land of Golden Opportunity , as one of our most noted writers has called it . In Europe there was more or less a lack of personal liberty ; here a man could try to make 22 AMERICAN BOYS ' LIFE OF.
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... called for explanations - accepting nothing as a fact until it was perfectly clear in his own mind . The interruptions did not always suit the professor or the other students , yet they were often the means of clearing up a point that ...
... called for explanations - accepting nothing as a fact until it was perfectly clear in his own mind . The interruptions did not always suit the professor or the other students , yet they were often the means of clearing up a point that ...
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... called the " Diamond Back District . " " Let us put up young Roosevelt for Assembly , " said one of the politicians . " He's a clever fellow . " " That may be , " said another . " But I don't know that we can manage him . He seems a ...
... called the " Diamond Back District . " " Let us put up young Roosevelt for Assembly , " said one of the politicians . " He's a clever fellow . " " That may be , " said another . " But I don't know that we can manage him . He seems a ...
Page 33
... called the merit system , whereby a large number of those who work for the state are judged solely by their capabilities and not by their political beliefs . This system has since been extended to other states and also to office ...
... called the merit system , whereby a large number of those who work for the state are judged solely by their capabilities and not by their political beliefs . This system has since been extended to other states and also to office ...
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... called a dude and a silk stocking , but to these insinuations he paid no attention , and after the encounter at the Delavan House his opponents were decidedly more careful as to how they addressed him . " Take him all the way through he ...
... called a dude and a silk stocking , but to these insinuations he paid no attention , and after the encounter at the Delavan House his opponents were decidedly more careful as to how they addressed him . " Take him all the way through he ...
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