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Page 1016
These questions , the Times says , many practical politicians asked themselves on reading the President's message , President Roosevelt ( the Times continues ] has made good Republicanism of much that was once derided as Populism .
These questions , the Times says , many practical politicians asked themselves on reading the President's message , President Roosevelt ( the Times continues ] has made good Republicanism of much that was once derided as Populism .
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No Ambassador can give enough dinners or make enough speeches to get much of a grip upon the American combination of President , Senate and nation , although he may be an exceptional adept in the social amenities and highly felicitous ...
No Ambassador can give enough dinners or make enough speeches to get much of a grip upon the American combination of President , Senate and nation , although he may be an exceptional adept in the social amenities and highly felicitous ...
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All the country has laughed over the correspondence carried on between the President and “ My dear Maria , " the wife of ... the former American Ambassador to Vienna ; and even the President's best friends have regretted the undignified ...
All the country has laughed over the correspondence carried on between the President and “ My dear Maria , " the wife of ... the former American Ambassador to Vienna ; and even the President's best friends have regretted the undignified ...
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