Presidential Addresses and State Papers of Theodore Roosevelt ...: With Portrait Frontispiece ...P.F. Collier & son, 1905 |
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... regard one another , that we brothers have grown to regard one another , with a broad and kindly charity , and to realize the field for human endeavor is wide , that the field for charitable , philanthropic , religious work is wide ...
... regard one another , that we brothers have grown to regard one another , with a broad and kindly charity , and to realize the field for human endeavor is wide , that the field for charitable , philanthropic , religious work is wide ...
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... regard to their creed or race ; without regard to whether they were born here or born abroad . It has proved very difficult to secure from Russia the right for our Jewish fellow - citizens to receive passports and travel through Russian ...
... regard to their creed or race ; without regard to whether they were born here or born abroad . It has proved very difficult to secure from Russia the right for our Jewish fellow - citizens to receive passports and travel through Russian ...
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... regard to that , when the canal comes into operation I think it will have a very im- portant regulatory effect in connection with the transcontinental commerce of the great railroads . I think when such is the case those great railroads ...
... regard to that , when the canal comes into operation I think it will have a very im- portant regulatory effect in connection with the transcontinental commerce of the great railroads . I think when such is the case those great railroads ...
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