Presidential Addresses and State Papers of Theodore Roosevelt ...: With Portrait Frontispiece ...P.F. Collier & son, 1905 |
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... foreign policy and our handling of the Navy on exactly the same lines in the future as in the past . To what phase of our foreign policy , and to what use of the Navy , do our opponents object ? Do they object to the way in which the ...
... foreign policy and our handling of the Navy on exactly the same lines in the future as in the past . To what phase of our foreign policy , and to what use of the Navy , do our opponents object ? Do they object to the way in which the ...
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... foreign country . At all hazards , and no matter what else is sought for or accom- plished by changes of the tariff , the American workingman must be protected in his standard of wages , that is , in his standard of living , and must be ...
... foreign country . At all hazards , and no matter what else is sought for or accom- plished by changes of the tariff , the American workingman must be protected in his standard of wages , that is , in his standard of living , and must be ...
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... foreign affairs visited Washington and besought the help of the United States Government to en- able it to escape from its financial and social dis- orders . Compliance with this request was again declined , for this Government has been ...
... foreign affairs visited Washington and besought the help of the United States Government to en- able it to escape from its financial and social dis- orders . Compliance with this request was again declined , for this Government has been ...
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