American Boys' Life of Theodore RooseveltLothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 - 336 pages |
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Page 37
... honor when on parade . In the meantime the Democrats had nominated Grover Cleveland . The fight was exceedingly bitter up to the very evening of election day . When the votes were counted , it was found that Blaine had been defeated by ...
... honor when on parade . In the meantime the Democrats had nominated Grover Cleveland . The fight was exceedingly bitter up to the very evening of election day . When the votes were counted , it was found that Blaine had been defeated by ...
Page 98
... honor , and by promotions . More than this , they were given to understand that if they did their duty faithfully they need not fear trouble from those over them , no matter what changes were made . No officer was allowed to accept ...
... honor , and by promotions . More than this , they were given to understand that if they did their duty faithfully they need not fear trouble from those over them , no matter what changes were made . No officer was allowed to accept ...
Page 165
... time the Americans con- structed a fairly good defence , in which they placed two Gatling guns and two auto- matic Colt guns , and this was named Fort Roosevelt , in honor of the Rough Rider commander . THEODORE ROOSEVELT 165.
... time the Americans con- structed a fairly good defence , in which they placed two Gatling guns and two auto- matic Colt guns , and this was named Fort Roosevelt , in honor of the Rough Rider commander . THEODORE ROOSEVELT 165.
Page 166
Edward Stratemeyer. Roosevelt , in honor of the Rough Rider commander . On the tenth of July the fighting began once more , and again the batteries on both sides sent shot and shell into the camps of the enemy . It was largely fighting ...
Edward Stratemeyer. Roosevelt , in honor of the Rough Rider commander . On the tenth of July the fighting began once more , and again the batteries on both sides sent shot and shell into the camps of the enemy . It was largely fighting ...
Page 172
... honor to one who had been , but a few months before , a stranger to military duties . During this time in camp , Theodore Roosevelt visited Santiago and the forts at the entrance to the harbor , and with the pen of a skilled author he ...
... honor to one who had been , but a few months before , a stranger to military duties . During this time in camp , Theodore Roosevelt visited Santiago and the forts at the entrance to the harbor , and with the pen of a skilled author he ...
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