The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... fact , they worked together for legislation for which Roosevelt presented the facts , and exercised his literary faculty . Cleveland , gaining largely by the association , his repute as a reformer , that had so much to do with his ...
... fact , they worked together for legislation for which Roosevelt presented the facts , and exercised his literary faculty . Cleveland , gaining largely by the association , his repute as a reformer , that had so much to do with his ...
Page 34
... fact that they were once collaborators in well doing does not call for repentance , and so far as it is new to the public , the novelty will be acceptable and make an agreeable impression . One of the personal annoyances of the ...
... fact that they were once collaborators in well doing does not call for repentance , and so far as it is new to the public , the novelty will be acceptable and make an agreeable impression . One of the personal annoyances of the ...
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... facts . In 1887 , " The Life of Thomas Hart Benton , " was published ; and the same year , " The Life of Governor Morris , " and also , " Essays on Practical Politics . " The young man was working harder with his pen than he would have ...
... facts . In 1887 , " The Life of Thomas Hart Benton , " was published ; and the same year , " The Life of Governor Morris , " and also , " Essays on Practical Politics . " The young man was working harder with his pen than he would have ...
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... fact that he did not take the floor and add his voice to that of Mr. Curtis , is testimony of the instinctive understanding he had , and which he has often manifested , as consistent with the very ideals of personal independence in ...
... fact that he did not take the floor and add his voice to that of Mr. Curtis , is testimony of the instinctive understanding he had , and which he has often manifested , as consistent with the very ideals of personal independence in ...
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... fact that he got drunk . " The next letter would probably be to this effect : " An excellent man and a Republican has just been turned out . His leading man has reported against him . But I am creditably informed that that leading man ...
... fact that he got drunk . " The next letter would probably be to this effect : " An excellent man and a Republican has just been turned out . His leading man has reported against him . But I am creditably informed that that leading man ...
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