The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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Page 29
... successful business , on principal gave one day of the six to visiting the poor in their homes . Apparently the analogy between father and son might be carried farther , to include even the famous round - THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY . 29.
... successful business , on principal gave one day of the six to visiting the poor in their homes . Apparently the analogy between father and son might be carried farther , to include even the famous round - THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY . 29.
Page 31
... gave his memory the task of recording the draw- ing color and perspective of the pictures he alone saw , that gave him vistas of the treasures he remembered , resembling those galleries with which Flor- ence spans her parent river . The ...
... gave his memory the task of recording the draw- ing color and perspective of the pictures he alone saw , that gave him vistas of the treasures he remembered , resembling those galleries with which Flor- ence spans her parent river . The ...
Page 33
... gave the ex - President the increased kindly friendliness of millions of his fellow citizens . It has not been forgotten that Cleveland's act in adding two years to Roosevelt's Civil Service Commission labors , was the conversion of the ...
... gave the ex - President the increased kindly friendliness of millions of his fellow citizens . It has not been forgotten that Cleveland's act in adding two years to Roosevelt's Civil Service Commission labors , was the conversion of the ...
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... gave a son who knew enough to know it , the better opportunity to be a self - made man . He is accounted for in the strains of his blood , his intellect , industry , intelligence , perseverance , personal hardihood , public spirit ...
... gave a son who knew enough to know it , the better opportunity to be a self - made man . He is accounted for in the strains of his blood , his intellect , industry , intelligence , perseverance , personal hardihood , public spirit ...
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... gave him an education not elsewhere the world around to be had by a young American , have never lost for him their captivating charm , and every year he found himself - if not in the summer , in the winter - galloping fierce and far ...
... gave him an education not elsewhere the world around to be had by a young American , have never lost for him their captivating charm , and every year he found himself - if not in the summer , in the winter - galloping fierce and far ...
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