Presidential Addresses and State Papers of Theodore Roosevelt ...: With Portrait Frontispiece ...P.F. Collier & son, 1905 |
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... honor and commercial interests which they have but recently sought to ruin . Being un- able to agree among themselves as to whether the gold standard is a curse or a blessing , and as to whether we ought or ought not to have free and ...
... honor and commercial interests which they have but recently sought to ruin . Being un- able to agree among themselves as to whether the gold standard is a curse or a blessing , and as to whether we ought or ought not to have free and ...
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... honor and professional duty is wellnigh incalculable upon the service itself . I want you now , as you graduate , to feel that on your shoulders rests a great weight of responsibility ; that your position is one of high honor , and that ...
... honor and professional duty is wellnigh incalculable upon the service itself . I want you now , as you graduate , to feel that on your shoulders rests a great weight of responsibility ; that your position is one of high honor , and that ...
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... honor and loyalty to the country , shoulder to shoulder as fellow - citizens of the mightiest republic upon which the sun has ever shone . Indeed the man would have a poor heart , a poor spirit , who would not be thrilled by such a ...
... honor and loyalty to the country , shoulder to shoulder as fellow - citizens of the mightiest republic upon which the sun has ever shone . Indeed the man would have a poor heart , a poor spirit , who would not be thrilled by such a ...
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