The National Review, Volume 48, Issue 2W.H. Allen, 1907 |
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Page 667
... Roosevelt expressed his willingness to take the stump for Mr. Hughes , whose nomination , by the way , was only made after it was known that it met with Mr. Roosevelt's approval ; but he was prevented by the Republican managers , who ...
... Roosevelt expressed his willingness to take the stump for Mr. Hughes , whose nomination , by the way , was only made after it was known that it met with Mr. Roosevelt's approval ; but he was prevented by the Republican managers , who ...
Page 671
... Roosevelt possible , he not only made Roosevelt possible , but he made it possible for Roosevelt to do the very things for which he has been so much commended . Bryan prepared the coming of Roosevelt ; Bryan taught the country to be ...
... Roosevelt possible , he not only made Roosevelt possible , but he made it possible for Roosevelt to do the very things for which he has been so much commended . Bryan prepared the coming of Roosevelt ; Bryan taught the country to be ...
Page 1014
... Roosevelt [ the Times continues ] has made good Republicanism of much that was once derided as Populism . That Populism swept the Democratic party from its moorings of safety and sanity in 1896 and made McKinley President . Then came ...
... Roosevelt [ the Times continues ] has made good Republicanism of much that was once derided as Populism . That Populism swept the Democratic party from its moorings of safety and sanity in 1896 and made McKinley President . Then came ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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