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by Theodore Roosevelt


  “a political ascent …”: Morris, The Rise, 169.

  “a very desolate …”: Brands, T.R., 153.

  “I am now …”: Brands, T.R., 155.

  “Of course I …” “Hurrah! The luck …” and “This has been …”: Brands, T.R., 158.

  “the romance of …”: Morris, The Rise, 200.

  “There is a curse …”: Morris, The Rise, 229.

  “Theodore is in …”: Morris, The Rise, 231.

  “For joy or …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 89.

  “I shall go …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 90.

  “Tammany Defeated: Mr… .”: Morris, The Rise, 221.

  “I have very …”: Morris, The Rise, 248.

  “I am going …”: Morris, The Rise, 259.

  CHAPTER 4

  “far off from …”: Morris, The Rise, 259.

  “Having a glorious …”: Brands, T.R., 172.

  “I wear a …”: Brands, T.R., 173.

  “defective moral character”: Harbaugh, Power, 48.

  “When I went …”: Morris, The Rise, 295.

  “Hasten forward quickly there”: Harbaugh, Power, 49.

  “a purty rider”: Harbaugh, Power, 48.

  “I have been three …”: Brands, T.R., 189.

  “Four eyes is …” and “Well if I’ve …”: Harbaugh, Power, 48.

  “Cocking my rifle …”: Brands, T.R., 175.

  “There were all …”: McCullough, Mornings, 336.

  “the still, merciless …”: Morris, The Rise, 288.

  “I shall call …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 89.

  “that keenest of …”: Morris, The Rise, 291.

  “sweet manner”: Morris, The Rise, 309.

  “air of softness …” and “You have no …”: Morris, The Rise, 358.

  “Edith we have …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 107.

  “I utterly disbelieve …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 106.

  “You could not …”: Brands, T.R., 201.

  “He is one …”: Harbaugh, Power, 62.

  “major part of …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 95.

  “one of the …”: Harbaugh, Power, 48.

  CHAPTER 5

  “we love a …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 133.

  “If you wish …”: Brands, T.R., 202.

  “The boy is …”: Brands, T.R., 216.

  “too sweet and …”: Brands, T.R., 217.

  “one of the …”: Miller, A Life, 131.

  “drank like a …”: Miller, A Life, 130.

  “literary feller”: Miller, A Life, 201.

  “I shall probably …”: Morris, The Rise, 391.

  “tinglingly alive, masculine …”: Harbaugh, Power, 51.

  “writing is horribly …”: Brands, T.R., 212.

  “write some book …”: Brands, T.R., 214.

  “swinish butchers”: Morris, The Rise, 387.

  “I do fear …”: Harbaugh, Power, 74.

  CHAPTER 6

  “first a good …”: Morris, The Rise, 407.

  159,356 federal jobs: Historical Statistics of the United States.

  “I am a …”: Harbaugh, Power, 75.

  “Alice needs someone …”: Brands, T.R., 235.

  “nightmare of horror”: Morris, The Rise, 438.

  “It is horrible …”: Morris, The Rise, 440.

  “is to do the work …”: Morris, The Rise, 446.

  “Elliott Roosevelt Insane …”: Morris, The Rise, 452.

  “What a hideous …”: Brands, T.R., 247.

  “settle the thing …”: Brands, T.R., 249.

  “hypocritical haberdasher!”: Morris, The Rise, 413.

  “The exposure he …”: Morris, The Rise, 464.

  “His colleagues were …”: Harbaugh, Power, 77.

  “are handed down …”: Harbaugh, Power, 76.

  “Elliott has sunk …” “I do wish …” and “more overcome than …”: Brands, T.R., 259.

  “I used to …”: Miller, A Life, 215.

  “I must make …”: Harbaugh, Power, 82.

  “We have a …” and “he has great …”: Harbaugh, Power, 83.

  “closing all of …”: Harbaugh, Power, 84.

  “A taste for …”: Brands, T.R., 299.

  “You may easily …”: Brands, T.R., 302.

  CHAPTER 7

  “To prepare for …”: Miller, A Life, 254.

  “We need a …”: Miller, A Life, 253.

  “I hope to …”: Morris, The Rise, 624.

  “We ought to …”: Morris, The Rise, 545.

  “The secretary is …”: Miller, A Life, 257.

  “The decks are …”: Miller, A Life, 258.

  “I did not …”: Harbaugh, Power, 95.

  “the instigator of …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 135.

  “I want my …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 558.

  “to be all …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 171.

  “never press Ted …”: Brands, T.R., 336.

  “an act of …”: Morris, The Rise, 627.

  “Blood on the …”: Miller, A Life, 259.

  “To Hell with …”: Miller, A Life, 271.

  “the policy of …”: Morris, The Rise, 630.

  “offensive operations in …”: Morris, The Rise, 629.

  “During my short …”: Morris, The Rise, 630.

  “If I am …”: Miller, A Life, 173.

  “I have a …”: Brands, T.R., 333.

  “has lost his …”: Morris, The Rise, 644.

  “I know now …”: Miller, A Life, 273.

  “He felt he …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 171.

  “as typical an …”: Brands, T.R., 341.

  “The folly, the …”: Morris, The Rise, 639.

  “Yesterday we struck …”: Brands, T.R., 349.

  “fight really was …”: Morris, The Rise, 676.

  “It was a …”: Brands, T.R., 352.

  “The instant I …” and “Mauser bullets drove …”: Brands, T.R., 353.

  “the most conspicuous …”: Brands, T.R., 356.

  “walked to greet …”: Miller, A Life, 303.

  “reveling in victory …” and “Look at all …”: Morris, The Rise, 687.

  “the fragrant air …”: Morris, The Rise, 688.

  “double up … like …”: Miller, A Life, 304.

  “For three days …”: Miller, A Life, 305.

  “I really believe …”: Morris, The Rise, 688.

  “criminally incompetent”: Morris, The Rise, 659.

  “San Juan was …”: Brands, T.R., 357.

  “no corporation would …”: Harbaugh, Power, 166.

  “more than a …”: Miller, A Life, 331.

  “high monied interests …”: Miller, A Life, 337.

  “rather be in …”: Miller, A Life, 338.

  “The vice president …”: Miller, A Life, 346.

  CHAPTER 8

  “It is a …”: Brands, T.R., 418.

  “I feel that …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 207.

  “I feel as …”: Morris, Rex, 46.

  “Now that I …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 221.

  “His offices were …”: Miller, A Life, 359.

  “to continue absolutely …”: Brands, T.R., 418.

  “I told William …”: Brinkley, American History, 642.

  “Theodore do not …”: Morris, Rex, 39.

  “President dines a …”: Morris, Rex, 55.

  “the most damnable …” “No one could …” and “a good citizen …”: Brands, T.R., 423.

  “The “‘Rough Rider’ …”: Brands, T.R., 430.

  “the Oyster Bay …”: Morris, Rex, 43.

  “the wildest scramble …” and “no tree too …”: Eyewitnesstohistory. com.

  “Hurrah for Roosevelt”: Miller, A Life, 414.

  “I was very …”: Brands, T.R., 431.

  “one of the …”: Cordery, Alice, 51.

  “I can be …”: Brands, T.R., 521.

  “is too sweet …”: Brands, T.R., 433.

  “Great corpo
rations exist …”: Morris, Rex, 73.

  “wicked … foolish”: Brands, T.R., 438.

  “the strangest creature …”: Morris, Rex, 108.

  “You must always …”: Morris, Rex, 81.

  “Theodore is never …”: Morris, Rex, 82.

  “The coal presidents …”: Morris, Rex, 133.

  “The rights and …”: Brands, T.R., 457.

  “winter fuel famine”: Morris, Rex, 152.

  “Unless you end …”: Morris, Rex, 51.

  “The urgency and …”: Brands, T.R., 454.

  “outlaws” and “instigators of violence …”: Brands, T.R., 457.

  “If it wasn’t …”: Brands, T.R., 455.

  “I could not …”: Miller, A Life, 374.

  “I don’t think …”: Miller, A Life, 423.

  “civilized and orderly …”: Miller, A Life, 385.

  “Any country whose …”: Brands, T.R., 526.

  “chronic wrongdoing” and “general loosening of …”: Brands, T.R., 543.

  “orderly freedom” and “teach the people …”: Morris, Rex, 110.

  “the great bit …”: Morris, Rex, 116.

  “bar one of …”: Brands, T.R., 482.

  “would have been …” and “The world is …”: Miller, A Life, 406.

  “Have swept the …”: Brands, T.R., 513.

  “I have the …”: Miller, A Life, 435.

  “My dear, I …”: Miller, A Life, 436.

  “Under no circumstances …”: Brands, T.R., 514.

  CHAPTER 9

  “Tomorrow I shall …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 271.

  “I was thoroughly …” and “The Japs interest …”: Brands, T.R., 531.

  “I have led …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 284.

  “It’s a mighty …”: Morris, Rex, 414.

  “Of course he’s …”: Brands, T.R., 558.

  “child wife”: Dalton, Strenuous, 278.

  “Trinkets. Preferably diamond …”: Morris, Rex, 436.

  “Father always wanted …”: Encarta, 802.

  “I want you …”: Morris, Rex, 437.

  “unrestricted and ill-regulated …”: Harbaugh, Power, 522.

  “ ‘Durham’s Pure Leaf Lard’ ”: Miller, A Life, 460.

  “The information given …” and “drastic and thoroughgoing”: Brands, T.R., 550.

  “government ought not …”: Miller, A Life, 464.

  “The rate bill …”: Brands, T.R., 547.

  “It has been …”: Miller, A Life,462.

  “an historic event”: Harbaugh, Power, 252.

  “We bought the …”: Miller, A Life, 440.

  “We are prone …”: Brands, T.R., 624.

  “the fundamental problem …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 338.

  “did many notable …”: Morris, Rex, 338.

  “school without permission …”: Kraft, Champion, 127.

  “certain malefactors of …”: Brands, T.R., 619.

  “I am absolutely …”: Morris, Rex, 501.

  “The result justified …”: Miller, A Life,478.

  “speak softly and …”: Morris, Rex, 215.

  “Did you ever …”: Brands, T.R., 613.

  “Taft is a …”: Brands, T.R., 594.

  “How is the …”: Brands, T.R., 593.

  “a huge pan …”: Morris, Rex, 543.

  “far back as …”: Morris, Rex, 308.

  “There has never …”: Brands, T.R., 626.

  “the most popular …”: Morris, Rex, 430.

  “Four more years” and “We want Teddy”: Morris, Rex, 525.

  “His refusal of …”: Brands, T.R., 627.

  “Always excepting Washington …”: Brands, T.R., 628.

  “I have enjoyed …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 344.

  “if there is …”: Morris, Rex, 527.

  “I am heartbroken …”: Brands, T.R., 636.

  “Another chapter is …”: Morris, Rex, 549.

  CHAPTER 10

  “such a shout …”: Brands, T.R., 669.

  “have just heard …”: Harbaugh, Power, 387.

  “Unfortunately my infernal …”: Brands, T.R., 687.

  “puts the national …”: Harbaugh, Power, 368.

  “citizens of the …”: Brands, T.R., 676.

  “steward of public welfare”: Brinkley, American History, 649.

  “essence of the …”: Harbaugh, Power, 367.

  “I am really …”: Brands, T.R., 698.

  “I have reveled …”: Brands, T.R., 686.

  “Home, wife, children …”: Brands, T.R., 682.

  “is a flubdub …”: Harbaugh, Power, 399.

  “I don’t think …”: Harbaugh, Power, 401.

  “maudlin folly” and “The truth is …”: Harbaugh, Power, 400.

  “Taft is utterly …”: Miller, A Life, 521.

  “I think well …” and “With most of …”: Brands, T.R., 683.

  “Real danger would …”: Harbaugh, Power, 413.

  “I have had …”: Brands, T.R., 706.

  “I think she …”: Brands, T.R., 710.

  “with mind heart …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 381.

  “stony and unsympathetic” and “making an uphill …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 387.

  “campaign is all …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 386.

  “daring of a …” “the instincts of …” “the most cunning …” and “invitation to anarchy”: Dalton, Strenuous, 385.

  “a dangerous egotist” and “flatterer of the …”: Brands, T.R., 712.

  “Such extremists are …”: Brands, T.R., 709.

  “Mr Taft only …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 388.

  “fathead” and “puzzlewit”: Brands, T.R., 712.

  “fight in honorable …”: Dalton, Strenuous, 389.

  “bull moose”: Miller, A Life, 525.

  “We who are …”: Brands, T.R., 714.

  “Thou shall not steal”: Harbaugh, Power, 435.

  “At Three o’Clock …” and “The time is …”: Brands, T.R., 719.

  “There are so …”: Brinkley, American History, 653.

  “Roosevelt was my …”: Brands, T.R., 707.

  “My feeling is …”: Brands, T.R., 717.

  “Well, we have …”: Brands, T.R., 725.

  “unspeakably lonesome”: Dalton, Strenuous, 408.

  “When it is …”: Miller, A Life,532.

  CHAPTER 11

  “I despise Wilson”: Brands, T.R., 773.

  “cult of cowardice”: Dalton, Strenuous, 458.

  “I so strongly …”: Brands, T.R., 786.

  “I would literally …”: Brands, T.R., 784.

  “It’s rather up …”: Miller, A Life, 557.

  “It is a …”: Brands, T.R., 786.

  “The Republicans are …”: Brands, T.R., 773.

  “the American people …”: Brands, T.R., 766.

  “The Bugle That …”: Miller, A Life, 542.

  “one hundred percent Americanism”: Miller, A Life, 558.

  “hyphenated Americans”: Brands, T.R., 762.

  “In this war …” and “We must have …”: Miller, A Life, 558.

  “pacifist” “Woodrow Wilson” and “would make the …”: Miller, A Life, 544.

  “utter, print, write …”: www.u-s-history.com.

  “I wake up …”: Miller, A Life, 560.

  “I am so …”: Brands, T.R., 796.

  “war is hell” and “gross understatement”: Dalton, Strenuous, 495.

  “a hero in …” and “You don’t know …”: Brands, T.R., 792.

  “immensely excited by …”: Miller, A Life, 561.

  “man could have …”: Brands, T.R., 800.

  “his voice choking …”: Brands, T.R., 799.

  “Poor Quinikins”: Brands, T.R., 802.

  “I feel as …”: Miller, A Life, 560.

  “I am the …”: Miller, A Life, 564.

  “the eleventh hour …”: Neiberg, Fighting, 361.

  “Father
is flat …”: Miller, A Life, 564.

  “dancing of the …” and “spoke of the …”: Miller, A Life, 565.

  “James, will you …”: Brands, T.R., 811.

  “old lion”: Miller, A Life, 566.

  “Only those are …”: Brands, T.R., 815.

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