Famous Leaders of Character in America From the Latter Half of Nineteenth Centu
Famous Leaders of Character in America From the Latter Half of Nineteenth Centu
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At once President Harding placed Major-General Wood at the head of a commission to report and make recommenda- tions. On the heels of his report Leonard Wood was designated by the President as Governor-General of the Islands.
At sixty-one years of age, he took over the governor- ship and reconstruction of affairs in our turbulent pos- sessions in the Pacific. Welcomed by the native and the white man alike, his success in the Philippines is a foregone conclusion.
Leonard Wood's greatest achievem...ent is the love and confidence of the American people. His stern sense of duty, his Spartan character and his cumulative achieve- ments as a man, a soldier and an administrator, give him a permanent place in history, resplendent with honor and glory.
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES (1862 ) A GREAT AMERICAN STATESMAN Copyright by Harris & Ewing CHARLES EVANS HUGHES THS NEW YPRIC PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOK, LENOX ^LDEN POUiyDATIOl5 CHARLES EVANS HUGHES (1862 ) A GREAT AMERICAN STATESMAN THE Secretary of State is the custodian of National honor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At once President Harding placed Major-General Wood at the head of a commission to report and make recommenda- tions. On the heels of his report Leonard Wood was designated by the President as Governor-General of the Islands.
At sixty-one years of age, he took over the governor- ship and reconstruction of affairs in our turbulent pos- sessions in the Pacific. Welcomed by the native and the white man alike, his success in the Philippines is a foregone conclusion.
Leonard Wood's greatest achievem...ent is the love and confidence of the American people. His stern sense of duty, his Spartan character and his cumulative achieve- ments as a man, a soldier and an administrator, give him a permanent place in history, resplendent with honor and glory.
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES (1862 ) A GREAT AMERICAN STATESMAN Copyright by Harris & Ewing CHARLES EVANS HUGHES THS NEW YPRIC PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOK, LENOX ^LDEN POUiyDATIOl5 CHARLES EVANS HUGHES (1862 ) A GREAT AMERICAN STATESMAN THE Secretary of State is the custodian of National honor.
What to read after Famous Leaders of Character in America From the Latter Half of Nineteenth Centu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Wildman to read onlineMoreLess
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