The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page 74
... election . The men who were in promi- nent positions in the labor force almost never survived in their situations a change in the politics of the administration . When Whitney came in they were all turned out , and when Tracy came in ...
... election . The men who were in promi- nent positions in the labor force almost never survived in their situations a change in the politics of the administration . When Whitney came in they were all turned out , and when Tracy came in ...
Page 87
... election officer is past . Promotions are made on probation , not for ' influence . ' Policemen have been made to resign membership in political clubs . Reward follows as swiftly upon the brave act as punishment on misconduct . The ...
... election officer is past . Promotions are made on probation , not for ' influence . ' Policemen have been made to resign membership in political clubs . Reward follows as swiftly upon the brave act as punishment on misconduct . The ...
Page 89
... election day for the things ' Teddy ' stands for . " This was prophetic in 1900 , and historic in 1901 . " We had been trying for forty years to achieve a system of dealing decent- ly with our homeless poor . Twoscore years before the ...
... election day for the things ' Teddy ' stands for . " This was prophetic in 1900 , and historic in 1901 . " We had been trying for forty years to achieve a system of dealing decent- ly with our homeless poor . Twoscore years before the ...
Page 143
... hall about three weeks before election and advocating something that you know perfectly well it is impossible to get , you are going to be fooled . " Men in public life are what the men in SEEN IN HIS STUDIES AND IDEALS . 143.
... hall about three weeks before election and advocating something that you know perfectly well it is impossible to get , you are going to be fooled . " Men in public life are what the men in SEEN IN HIS STUDIES AND IDEALS . 143.
Page 183
... election for the high and dignified office of Vice- President of the United States . You were so selected and named through no wish of your own , but because the Convention believed that you , among all the Republicans in the land ...
... election for the high and dignified office of Vice- President of the United States . You were so selected and named through no wish of your own , but because the Convention believed that you , among all the Republicans in the land ...
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