Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt volume 1
Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt volume 1
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Tbe ing Roosevelt's autographic comments on the Presidential Campaign of 190S 63 64 IMPRESSIONS OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT never before published. " The issue in which this paper appeared was that of January 4, 191 2. I did not consult Mr. Roosevelt while writing the article, but after it was printed I cut it out, pasted it on some sheets of white paper with wide margins, and showed it to him. These margins contain annotations, in his own hand, written with an indelible pencil.
It seems to me that t...he best way I can interpret Mr. Roosevelt's course from 1908 to 1912 is to quote here the essential portions of that article giving especially his own notes upon my statements. I do this with some reluctance because Mr. Taft and Mr. Roosevelt resumed friendly relations before the latter' s death, and because I personally share in the country's affection for Mr. Taft's genial kindliness of spirit. But my purpose, in- deed my duty is to interpret Mr. Roosevelt, and that can only be done by frankly stating the facts connected with the Progressive campaign of 1912.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tbe ing Roosevelt's autographic comments on the Presidential Campaign of 190S 63 64 IMPRESSIONS OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT never before published. " The issue in which this paper appeared was that of January 4, 191 2. I did not consult Mr. Roosevelt while writing the article, but after it was printed I cut it out, pasted it on some sheets of white paper with wide margins, and showed it to him. These margins contain annotations, in his own hand, written with an indelible pencil.
It seems to me that t...he best way I can interpret Mr. Roosevelt's course from 1908 to 1912 is to quote here the essential portions of that article giving especially his own notes upon my statements. I do this with some reluctance because Mr. Taft and Mr. Roosevelt resumed friendly relations before the latter' s death, and because I personally share in the country's affection for Mr. Taft's genial kindliness of spirit. But my purpose, in- deed my duty is to interpret Mr. Roosevelt, and that can only be done by frankly stating the facts connected with the Progressive campaign of 1912.
What to read after Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence F Lawrence Fraser Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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