Roosevelt the Happy Warrior volume 2
Roosevelt the Happy Warrior volume 2
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K. Ohl, then correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution and afterwards Manag- ing Editor of the New York Herald, once said that he never dropped into President Roosevelt's office without finding him familiar to the minute with what the Atlanta Constitution was saying on all public questions. "Xor was this experience unusual. Every newspaper man found that out. My first acquaint- ance with him came as a result of his sending for me because of something I had written in the Transcript with which h...e did not altogether agree. After that I visited him frequently. I noticed that there was no book or current writing in fiction, in biography, in history, in biology, in applied science of any form, with which he did not seem absolutely familiar, up to the minute. "Mr. Bok, in his recent autobiography, has al- luded to the relations that I had with President Roosevelt on his account. My recollection of the story is a little more detailed than Mr. Bok's. It came about when William Loeb, Secretary to the President, called me by telephone to say that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K. Ohl, then correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution and afterwards Manag- ing Editor of the New York Herald, once said that he never dropped into President Roosevelt's office without finding him familiar to the minute with what the Atlanta Constitution was saying on all public questions. "Xor was this experience unusual. Every newspaper man found that out. My first acquaint- ance with him came as a result of his sending for me because of something I had written in the Transcript with which h...e did not altogether agree. After that I visited him frequently. I noticed that there was no book or current writing in fiction, in biography, in history, in biology, in applied science of any form, with which he did not seem absolutely familiar, up to the minute. "Mr. Bok, in his recent autobiography, has al- luded to the relations that I had with President Roosevelt on his account. My recollection of the story is a little more detailed than Mr. Bok's. It came about when William Loeb, Secretary to the President, called me by telephone to say that Mr.
What to read after Roosevelt the Happy Warrior volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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