Theodore Roosevelt the Boy And the Man volume 1
Theodore Roosevelt the Boy And the Man volume 1
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Roosevelt also may trace descent to the family of Jonathan Edwards, the celebrated divine. The name Carow was originally Quereau and was borne by a family of French Huguenots, who settled in New York about the time that the Roosevelts came from Holland.
Mr. Roosevelt had known Edith Kermit Carow from his early boyhood. Her home was not far away in Union Square and she and his sister Corinne were schoolmates. She was a cultivated young woman, who had travelled a good deal. At the time Df their m...arriage, she was twenty-five and he had lately passed his twenty-eighth birthday. All who knew them and their sympathetic tastes foretold he happiness which has attended their union. After a stay in Europe, lasting several months, Mr. Roosevelt returned to New York, where he [ook up his literary work and renewed his political onnections.
The bosses had no more use for him now than in earlier years. They would not think of giving him i chance to get into any position where his inde- Dendence would make trouble for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roosevelt also may trace descent to the family of Jonathan Edwards, the celebrated divine. The name Carow was originally Quereau and was borne by a family of French Huguenots, who settled in New York about the time that the Roosevelts came from Holland.
Mr. Roosevelt had known Edith Kermit Carow from his early boyhood. Her home was not far away in Union Square and she and his sister Corinne were schoolmates. She was a cultivated young woman, who had travelled a good deal. At the time Df their m...arriage, she was twenty-five and he had lately passed his twenty-eighth birthday. All who knew them and their sympathetic tastes foretold he happiness which has attended their union. After a stay in Europe, lasting several months, Mr. Roosevelt returned to New York, where he [ook up his literary work and renewed his political onnections.
The bosses had no more use for him now than in earlier years. They would not think of giving him i chance to get into any position where his inde- Dendence would make trouble for them.
What to read after Theodore Roosevelt the Boy And the Man volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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