Presidential Addresses and State Papers of Theodore Roosevelt ...: With Portrait Frontispiece ...P.F. Collier & son, 1905 |
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... comes pretty near to getting what he deserves . Each of us can , as a rule - there are , of course , exceptions ... comes only to the man who has very exceptional qualities . The other kind , a very , very high kind , is the ordinary ...
... comes pretty near to getting what he deserves . Each of us can , as a rule - there are , of course , exceptions ... comes only to the man who has very exceptional qualities . The other kind , a very , very high kind , is the ordinary ...
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... come to large bodies of men . Here the soldiers who carried our national flag had to suffer from cold , from privation , from hardship , knowing that their foes were well housed , knowing that things went ... comes at And State Papers 33.
... come to large bodies of men . Here the soldiers who carried our national flag had to suffer from cold , from privation , from hardship , knowing that their foes were well housed , knowing that things went ... comes at And State Papers 33.
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... come if we have a war . Let critics remember not to blame the people in power when such a break- down comes , but to blame themselves , the people of the United States , because they have not had the forethought to take the steps in ...
... come if we have a war . Let critics remember not to blame the people in power when such a break- down comes , but to blame themselves , the people of the United States , because they have not had the forethought to take the steps in ...
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