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Page 1016
What has been left to them 7” 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
...
What has been left to them 7” 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
...
Page 1018
President. and. the. Secretary. of. State. “he. still. is. confronted. by ninety
senators divided into opposing parties, and also ... of a grip upon the American
combination of President, Senate and nation, although he may be an exceptional
adept in ...
President. and. the. Secretary. of. State. “he. still. is. confronted. by ninety
senators divided into opposing parties, and also ... of a grip upon the American
combination of President, Senate and nation, although he may be an exceptional
adept in ...
Page 1020
All the country has laughed over the correspondence carried on between the
President and “My dear Maria,” the wife of ... former American Ambassador to
Vienna ; and even the President's best friends have regretted the undignified
attitude in ...
All the country has laughed over the correspondence carried on between the
President and “My dear Maria,” the wife of ... former American Ambassador to
Vienna ; and even the President's best friends have regretted the undignified
attitude in ...
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