Theodore Roosevelt the Man As I Knew Him volume 1
Theodore Roosevelt the Man As I Knew Him volume 1
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Roesch, a former minister of Oyster Bay and a warm personal friend of Mr. Roosevelt, said that the Colonel told him that during the previous year, with the help of secretaries, he had answered twenty-five thousand letters, twenty-five hundred of which were invitations to speak in public. This story illustrates Mr, Roosevelt's prodigious capacity for work. History does not furnish his superior. As a tireless worker he wrought more years with more cor- rect methods, with deeper intensity and with... larger meaning than any other man of our time. The inci- dent also shows how immensely popular he was and how the people craved his personal presence and ser- vice. Rev. Roesch told also this anecdote which, he says Mr. H. M. V. Summers is responsible for. It is this: About seventeen years before the famous Af-- rican hunting trip the Colonel was having some re- pairs made at Sagamore Hill. The work done by one of the mechanics was not progressing in the manner he intended and he drew attention to the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roesch, a former minister of Oyster Bay and a warm personal friend of Mr. Roosevelt, said that the Colonel told him that during the previous year, with the help of secretaries, he had answered twenty-five thousand letters, twenty-five hundred of which were invitations to speak in public. This story illustrates Mr, Roosevelt's prodigious capacity for work. History does not furnish his superior. As a tireless worker he wrought more years with more cor- rect methods, with deeper intensity and with... larger meaning than any other man of our time. The inci- dent also shows how immensely popular he was and how the people craved his personal presence and ser- vice. Rev. Roesch told also this anecdote which, he says Mr. H. M. V. Summers is responsible for. It is this: About seventeen years before the famous Af-- rican hunting trip the Colonel was having some re- pairs made at Sagamore Hill. The work done by one of the mechanics was not progressing in the manner he intended and he drew attention to the work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Cowle Iglehart to read onlineMoreLess
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