The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... responsibility it was necessary for him to accept as pertaining to himself , and that he was spurred by the exigencies upon him , in war and in peace , and the command that it was a requirement he should have of the affairs of other ...
... responsibility it was necessary for him to accept as pertaining to himself , and that he was spurred by the exigencies upon him , in war and in peace , and the command that it was a requirement he should have of the affairs of other ...
Page 152
... responsibilities of a general nature that devolve in the United States upon the office of the Presidency . Upon the side of his political atti- tudes , his public services , and his serious views , I may hope to write with due knowledge ...
... responsibilities of a general nature that devolve in the United States upon the office of the Presidency . Upon the side of his political atti- tudes , his public services , and his serious views , I may hope to write with due knowledge ...
Page 156
... responsibility . That which he says is subject to no reduction or effacement so far as the President is concerned . He was , as the author of the excellent and educational volumes on Municipal Government advanced to , and sustained ...
... responsibility . That which he says is subject to no reduction or effacement so far as the President is concerned . He was , as the author of the excellent and educational volumes on Municipal Government advanced to , and sustained ...
Page 162
... responsibilities that confront us in Hawaii , Cuba , Porto Rico and the Philippines . All we can decide is whether we shall meet them in a way that will redound to the national credit , or whether we shall make our dealings with these ...
... responsibilities that confront us in Hawaii , Cuba , Porto Rico and the Philippines . All we can decide is whether we shall meet them in a way that will redound to the national credit , or whether we shall make our dealings with these ...
Page 163
... responsibility , and if we are worth our salt , we shall be glad of the chance to do the work - glad of the chance to show ourselves equal to one of the great tasks set modern civilization . But let us not deceive ourselves as to the ...
... responsibility , and if we are worth our salt , we shall be glad of the chance to do the work - glad of the chance to show ourselves equal to one of the great tasks set modern civilization . But let us not deceive ourselves as to the ...
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