Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-Sixth President of the United States. a Typical American
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Koosevelt in this essay goes on to show exactly what was done during the six years he served as a member of the board, both to ad- vance the law and to hinder its advancement, and who were the more prominent among its friends and foes. It is a paper well worth the 176 THEODOEE EOOSBVELT.
study of any one desirous of knowing how the few really honest and capable men in the public service must fight to keep the spoilsmen from overrunning the rightful possessions of the gen- eral public, and carry...ing off its substance to be divided among the successful marauders. Here, as in all his chronicles of events in which he has taken active part, Mr. Roosevelt is quick to bring forward those who have been active and resolute in the cause.
When Mr. Roosevelt took office on the Com- mission the only commissioner was Charles Lyman, of Connecticut, with whom he served until he resigned in May, 1895, to accept the position as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Hugh S. Thompson, es-govemor of South Caro- lina, was made commissioner at the same time with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Koosevelt in this essay goes on to show exactly what was done during the six years he served as a member of the board, both to ad- vance the law and to hinder its advancement, and who were the more prominent among its friends and foes. It is a paper well worth the 176 THEODOEE EOOSBVELT.
study of any one desirous of knowing how the few really honest and capable men in the public service must fight to keep the spoilsmen from overrunning the rightful possessions of the gen- eral public, and carry...ing off its substance to be divided among the successful marauders. Here, as in all his chronicles of events in which he has taken active part, Mr. Roosevelt is quick to bring forward those who have been active and resolute in the cause.
When Mr. Roosevelt took office on the Com- mission the only commissioner was Charles Lyman, of Connecticut, with whom he served until he resigned in May, 1895, to accept the position as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Hugh S. Thompson, es-govemor of South Caro- lina, was made commissioner at the same time with Mr.
What to read after Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-Sixth President of the United States. a Typical American?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Eugene Banks to read onlineMoreLess
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