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Roosevelt Anna Curtenious
Parmana Prehistoric Maize and Manioc Subsistence Along the Amazon and Orinoco
New York: Academic Press 1980. 320 pages. small previous owner's name on half-title page otherwise looks almost as new. part of the Studies in Archaeology series. . Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. 7 5/8 x 9 1/2 ". Academic Press Hardcover
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: 72021 ISBN : 012595350x 9780125953504
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Roosevelt Anna Curtenius
Parmana. Prehistoric Maize and Manioc Subsistance along the Amazon and Orinoco
New York; London; Toronto: Academic Press 1980. hardcover. gebraucht gut Original-Pappband ohne Schutzumschlag leicht schief gelesen Kanten etwas bestoßen sonst GUTES EXEMPLAR. 24 x 20 cm. In englischer Sprache. Auf Anfrage per E-Mail können Sie die bei uns bestellten Artikel auch in unserer Buchscheune 01796 Struppen Mo.-Fr. 9-16 Uhr oder im Antiquariat Schloss Pillnitz 01326 Dresden Mo.-So. 10-18 Uhr abholen. Academic Press hardcover
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Roosevelt Anna Curtenius
Parmana: Prehistoric Maize and Manioc Subsistence along the Amazon and Orinoco
New York: Academic Press 1980. 320pp.incl.index; HB green w/blk.&gilt; rubbed; bk.hinge cracked; usual library markingsetc.; some pencil but cleantight pgs. "This book argues for a new interpretation of prehistoric subsistence in the Greater Amazonian region of South America." illus. 1st. Hard Cover. Very Good /No Jacket. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. Ex-Library. Academic Press Hardcover
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Roosevelt Theodore
Partly printed document on vellum appointing Winfield Scott Pugh Jr. to Second Assistant Surgeon in the Navy with the rank of Lieutenant signed by Theodore Roosevelt
Washington DC 1906. With the stamp of the Navy affixed and countersigned by the Secretary of the Navy Metcalfe. 1 vols. 15 1/4" x 18 7/8" tall. The stamp is chipped else fine. Matted. With the stamp of the Navy affixed and countersigned by the Secretary of the Navy Metcalfe. 1 vols. 15 1/4" x 18 7/8" tall. unknown
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Roosevelt Theodore
Partly printed document on vellum promoting Winfield Scott Pugh Jr. to Assistant Surgeon in the Navy with the Rank of Lieutenant junior grade signed by Theodore Roosevelt
Washington DC 1903. With the stamp of the navy affixed and countersigned by the Secretary of the Navy William Hood. 1 vols. 15 3/4" x 19 3/4" tall. Chip in left margin a few relatively unobtrusive spots else very good. With the stamp of the navy affixed and countersigned by the Secretary of the Navy William Hood. 1 vols. 15 3/4" x 19 3/4" tall. Interestingly the commission was to last according to the autograph completion of the document "until the end of the next session of the Senate" instead of simply "for the time being" as the printed portion states. unknown
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ROOSEVELT Theodore. MOORE Dan Tyler 1877 1941
Partly-Printed Autograph Document Signed
This lieutenant colonel served as an aide to Roosevelt during his first term and used to partake in friendly sparring bouts with the president; unknown to him at the time one of their matches in 1905 caused blindness in one of Roosevelt's eyes; not until October 1917 when Moore commanded the 310th Field Artillery at Camp Meade Maryland did he learn what had happened. He replied: "But could you ask for any better proof of the man's sportsmanship than the fact that he never told me what I had done to him never told anybody else that I know of -- at least it never got around to me till I saw in the papers the other day that he had said that he lost the sight of his eye while boxing with a captain of artillery who was his aide. He didn't name anybody then but I knew that he must have meant me for I happen to have been the only boxing aide he had who was in the artillery." Partly-Printed ADS 1p 7�" X 3" Washington DC 1917 May 24. Near fine. Usual perforated cancellation. Bank vignette at left. Check drawn on The Riggs National Bank made out entirely in Moore's hand in black ink to N.F. Ramsey in the amount of $10 and handsomely signed -- just a few months before learning what his right hook had done to the Boss. unknown
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Partners For Peace; A Selection Of The Leading Addresses Delivered At The American-Soviet Friendship Rally In Madison Square Garden The Red Army Day Celebration And International Women's Day Broadcast 1944-1945
New York: National Council Of American-Soviet Friendship 1945. First Edition. Original wraps. Fine. The exceptionally scarce publication called Partners For Peace by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Octavo 47pp 1. Printed blue wrappers bound at spine with staple. Price of 10 cents on front panel. Housed in custom folio with title on label affixed to front panel. Includes speeches by Edward Stettinius Andrei A. Gromyko Earl of Halifax Henry Morgenthau Jr Eleanor Roosevelt and Henry J. Kaiser. Halter T330. This publication includes a short statement by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on page 3 and was published only days before his death in April 1945. In November of 1944 a large rally was held at Madison Square Gardens called the "American-Soviet Friendship Rally." It was attended by influential politicians and numerous Hollywood celebrities. The event was sponsored by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship which had a primary objective of fighting fascism around the world. In 1946 the House Un-American Activities Committee began a formal inquiry into the NCASF eventually charging them for failing to register with the Subversive Activities Control Board. Many of the celebrities who attended these rallies would be called before Congress to explain their communist sympathies. National Council Of American-Soviet Friendship unknown
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ROOSEVELT AND FERRIS
PARTNERS THE UNITED NATIONS AND YOUTH
JUNIOR LITERARY GUILD AND DOUBLE 1950. Hardcover. Acceptable. . JUNIOR LITERARY GUILD AND DOUBLE hardcover
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Roosevelt Eleanor and H Ferris
Partners the United Nations and Youth
Junior Literary Guild. Very Good- in Good dust jacket; Hardcover; No marks or writing clean . tight binding; DJ not price clipped; blue cloth with yellow lettering; . spine and corners edge wear; DJ spine chips and edge wear foxing; in . protective jacket; two sm dents on back cover;. 1950. Hardcover. Includes Young Wings Jr Literary Book Club readers guide dated Feb 1951; stories and photos of youth from thirty five countries; ; 206 pages . Junior Literary Guild hardcover
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Roosevelt And Ferris
PARTNERS THE UNITED NATIONS AND YOUTH
JUNIOR LITERARY GUILD AND DOUBLEDAY 1950. First Edition. Hardcover. Used; Good. Edition: First Edition. Ex Library. 1st edition. No dust jacket. internally good decorative endpapers blue cloth. with photographs index bibliography a good used copy. <p><i><strong>Fast Dispatch. Expedited UK Delivery Available. Excellent Customer Service. </strong></i> <br/><br/>Bookbarn International Inventory #1356026</p> JUNIOR LITERARY GUILD AND DOUBLEDAY hardcover
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Roosevelt Eleanor; Ferris Helen
Partners: The United Nations and Youth
Doubleday 1950. Hardcover. Acceptable. Disclaimer:A readable copy. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Pages can include considerable notes-in pen or highlighter-but the notes cannot obscure the text. The dust jacket is missing. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less. Doubleday hardcover
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Roosevelt Eleanor & Helen Ferris
Partners: The United Nations and Youth.
Garden City NY: Doubleday 1950. First edition of this work which tells the dramatic story of the United Nations. Small quarto original cloth pictorial endpapers illustrated. Inscribed by Eleanor Roosevelt on the half-title page "For Marjorie friedgood with good wishes Eleanor Roosevelt." Very good in a very good dust jacket. Jacket by Rafael Palacios. Following her husband's death Eleanor Roosevelt remained active in politics for the rest of her life. She pressed the United States to join and support the United Nations and became one of its first delegates. She served as the first chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights and oversaw the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Later she chaired the John F. Kennedy administration's Presidential Commission on the Status of Women. By the time of her death she was regarded as "one of the most esteemed women in the world"; she was called "the object of almost universal respect" in her New York Times obituary. In 1999 she was ranked ninth in the top ten of Gallup's List of Most Widely Admired People of the 20th Century. Doubleday hardcover
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Roosevelt Eleanor
Partners: the United Nations and youth
Doubleday. Used - Acceptable. Acceptable condition. Book Good. No dust jacket. Doubleday unknown
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Roosevelt Eleanor & Helen Ferris
Partners: The United Nations and Youth.
Garden City NY: Doubleday 1950. First edition of this work which tells the dramatic story of the United Nations. Small quarto original cloth illustrated pictorial endpapers. Signed by Eleanor Roosevelt and inscribed by Helen Ferris to famed photographer Fred Stein "For Fred Stein with our appreciation and all our good wishes for the days ahead Helen Ferris June 1951." Stein was an early pioneer of the hand held camera and noted street photographer in New York and Paris. Near fine in a very good dust jacket. Jacket by Rafael Palacios. We have never encountered another signed copy by both authors. Following her husband's death Eleanor Roosevelt remained active in politics for the rest of her life. She pressed the United States to join and support the United Nations and became one of its first delegates. She served as the first chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights and oversaw the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Later she chaired the John F. Kennedy administration's Presidential Commission on the Status of Women. By the time of her death she was regarded as "one of the most esteemed women in the world"; she was called "the object of almost universal respect" in her New York Times obituary. In 1999 she was ranked ninth in the top ten of Gallup's List of Most Widely Admired People of the 20th Century. Doubleday hardcover
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ROOSEVELT Eleanor
Partners: The United Nations and Youth
Garden City New York Doubleday and Co. Inc. 1950. 1950. First edition so stated. 4to. Illustrated with photographs. Original yellow stamped blue cloth; color pictorial endpapers featuring the flags of The United Nations. Dust jacket unclipped. Very good. No signatures or bookplates. F. Hardcover. Garden City, New York, Doubleday and Co., Inc. [1950]. hardcover
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Roosevelt Eleanor; Ferris Helen.
PARTNERS: UNITED NATIONS AND YOUTH.
Doubleday & Co. Garden City New York: 1950. 1950 206p. Numerous photographs. 4to. Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket. First edition. Coldwar/Economics 7. F. Hardcover. Doubleday & Co., Garden City, New York: (1950). hardcover
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Peace: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Speech at Chautauqua New York August 14 1936
New. unknown
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: A9781258038076 ISBN : 1258038072 9781258038076
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Roosevelt Elliott Editor
Perfect Crimes. My Favorite Mystery Stories
New York: St. Martin's Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1989. Advance Review Copy. Hardcover. With stories by Kemelman Stanley Ellin Cornell Woolrich and others . St. Martin's Press hardcover
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Roosevelt Theodore
Perhaps the First Public Recorded Statement - and Almost Surely the Earliest Autograph on the Market - of Then 27-Year-Old Theodore Roosevelt in Favor of Racial Justice and Against Disenfranchisement of Blacks
I don’t care a snap of my finger whether a man fought on one side or the other so long as he wishes to see justice done to all his fellow citizens now…†He opposes “the present disenfranchisement of a class…†In the wake of the Civil War Union troops occupied the old Confederacy in a period called Reconstruction. The goal was ostensibly to rebuild the South; but in fact the main policy was to enfranchise southern blacks and with their votes many Republicans black and otherwise were elected to office. This released a firestorm of discontent in the old Confederacy that grew with every year. Meanwhile the North became increasingly weary of the burden of maintaining Reconstruction and voices were raised that it was time to bring the last of the occupying troops home and let the South govern itself. Then in 1877 in order to gain the swing electoral votes to place a Republican - Rutherford B. Hayes - in the White House a deal was struck to end Reconstruction. The Democratic Party in the South had a systematic plan to win the governorships of the southern states and then attempt to restore some of the way of life before the war most notably by trying to restrict the right of southern blacks to vote. The end of Reconstruction made that plan a viable one and in time the South became solidly Democratic and a program of segregation was implemented. By 1896 when the U.S. Supreme Court held that segregation was legal the plan was complete. The Virginia gubernatorial race of 1885 the Republican candidate was John Sergeant Wise who had fought for the Confederacy as a teenager but by 1885 was a champion for Republican causes. His Democratic opponent was Robert E. Lee’s nephew and Confederate general Fitzhugh Lee. It was a particularly hotly contested election - marred by accusations of corruption against the Democratic Party - with major consequences for the fate of the country and the cause of freedom for black people. Lee’s statewide popularity was enhanced by high-profile speaking engagements as a paid employee of the Richmond-based Southern Historical Association. As for Wise he was still looked upon with suspicion by some of the national leaders of the Republican Party. Specifically John Sherman William T. Sherman’s brother and one of the most significant members of the party was someone who could not support Wise perhaps affecting the election. Sherman served in both houses of Congress and was three times a candidate for president; in 1885 he became President Pro-Temp of the Senate at the time the second in line for the presidency. Lee won the general election though his margin of victory was quite narrow: 16000 votes out of 290000 cast. By November 1885 Theodore Roosevelt - although only 27 years old - was a major figure in the New York Republican party. From 1882-1884 he served in the New York State Assembly rising to the status of Republican leader. He already had national ambitions and in 1884 was a speaker at the GOP National Convention. It was no surprise therefore that he was keenly interested in the fate of the GOP in races throughout the country in 1885 and his voice and support was sought by party leaders. Roosevelt believed strongly in equality. As governor of New York he ended school segregation. Just one month after he was sworn in as President he invited Booker T. Washington a black civil rights activist to dine at the White House. The resulting uproar against Roosevelt over the claimed impropriety was enormous and only increased after TR on Washington’s recommendation appointed a black justice of the peace in the District of Columbia. The appointee Robert Terrell went on to become the first black federal judge. Roosevelt also appointed progressive judges and encouraged the prosecution of peonage cases in the South which meant opposing southern laws allowing blacks to be forced into involuntary servitude in order to pay off debts to their employers. Roosevelt explained “I meant literally what I said – that all I wanted was a square deal for the negro. If he is fit to vote by the test we apply to a white man let him vote. If he is unfit don’t. If he is unfit in an office turn him out; not because he is a negro but because he is unfit. If on the other hand he is fit appoint him; again not because he is a negro but because he is fit.†Booker T. Washington tells this story in his book “My Larger Educationâ€. “Before Mr. Roosevelt became President not a single colored man had ever been appointed so far as I know to a Federal office in any Northern state. Mr. Roosevelt determined to set the example by placing a colored man in a high office in his own home city so that the country might see that he did not want other parts of the country to accept that which he himself was not willing to receive. Some months afterward as a result of this policy the Hon. Charles W Anderson a black attorney was made collector of internal revenues for the second district of New York. This is the district in which Wall Street is located and the district that receives perhaps more revenue than any other in the United States. Later on Mr. Roosevelt appointed other colored men to high office in the North and West but I think that anyone who examines into the individual qualifications of the colored men appointed to office by Mr. Roosevelt will find in each case that they were what he insisted that they should be men of superior ability and of superior character.†In this letter to Wise Roosevelt expresses outrage at his loss just a few days earlier. It appears from our research to be the first statement of TR in which he takes a public stance foursquare for racial justice and against disenfranchisement of black voters. It is thus of the highest importance. It is also an early example of the key part morality played throughout his political career. Autograph letter signed two pages both sides of one sheet on his black-bordered mourning stationery in honor of both his wife and mother who died within hours of each other in 1884 New York November 15 1885 to Wise. “Many thanks for your kind letter. Your defeat was an outrage - pure and simple. We were equally unfortunate here. I think John Sherman and Joseph B. Foraker took the wrong tack in speaking of “ex-rebels’ treason stained saddle†etc. I don’t care a snap of my finger whether a man fought on one side or the other so long as he wishes to see justice done to all his fellow citizens now that is the point to be made; the present disenfranchisement of a class; it is a mistake to take other grounds.†We have found statements of TR on this subject while he was on the Civil Service Commission 1889-1895 but nothing earlier. This letter is an important piece of American history and of the struggle for social justice. Roosevelt did not forget Wise and as President appointed him to office unknown
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ROOSEVELT ELEANOR
Personal Badges for the 1960 Democratic National Convention; with Typed Letter Signed
Los Angeles: np 1960. FIRST EDITION. Fine. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT'S OFFICIAL CONVENTION BADGES FOR THE 1960 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. With a signed letter from Roosevelt to her good friend Mayris Chaney concerning her arrival at the convention. TWO BADGES: Decorative medals held with red-white-and-blue ribbon the first reading "Mrs. F.D. Roosevelt / Former First Lady" on two metal bars between beautiful engraved patriotic designs at the top and bottom surrounding the text "United States of America" and "1960 Democratic National Convention Los Angeles"; the second badge again with the beautiful patriotic emblems reads "Honored Guest". The medals include the original box. On July 10 1960 the day before the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles Eleanor Roosevelt refused to ride in a limousine to a reception preferring to walk half a mile with reporters. The absence of former President Harry Truman underscored the Democrats' break with the past and cast a warm light on former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt who attended the convention to support the faltering and ultimately doomed Presidential Campaign of Adlai Stevenson. In speaking for Stevenson Roosevelt questioned whether Kennedy's Catholic faith might cost him votes and said he didn't have the support of African Americans. Instead she backed a Stevenson-Kennedy political ticket. This trip in 1960 proved to be the final Political Convention which she attended. After the election Roosevelt chaired the John F. Kennedy administration's ground-breaking Committee which helped start Second-wave Feminism the "Presidential Commission on the Status of Women." In 1999 she was ranked in the top ten of Gallup's List of Most Widely Admired People of the 20th Century. Her letter to Mayris Chaney included in this collection is typed on Roosevelt's personal New York City letterhead and reads in full: June 24 1960 Dearest Tiny: I have had another change in plans and will arrive the night of July 10th getting in at 7:30 p.m. but you need not meet me as Frankie is having a car and driver at my disposal. Let's hope this is the last change! Anyhow it means I will be able to come to you sooner than I expected and this is a joy. With much love Devotedly signed E.R. handwritten Frankie is meeting me & - if avail we can come for you later after dinner. Mayris Chaney Mrs. Hershey Martin was a renowned dancer who worked with Roosevelt in the Office of Civilian Defense and one of her closet friends for almost twenty years. Their friendship began in the early thirties after Roosevelt's bodyguard Earl Miller introduced his charge to Chaney and her dance partner Eddie Fox. Roosevelt felt so at ease with Martin that she quickly nicknamed her "Tiny" included her in the close circle of friends with whom she could relax in private at Val-Kill and the White House in their homes and on vacation and served as Godmother to Martin's daughter Anna Eleanor named after Eleanor Roosevelt. The letter includes the original mailing envelope. 
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Roosevelt Leila and Bill Westley
Pet Parade
New York NY: Harper and Brothers 1954. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Fair. Size=6."x8.5". 28 B/W Photos. full book description Harper and Brothers New York NY 1954. 1st Edition 1st Printing VG/Fair Hard Cover w/Dust Jacket. Size=6."x8.5" 240pgsIndex. 28 B/W Photos. DJ chipped torn head and foot of spine 1/2" DJ tear bottom fore-edge pastedown endpapers have 1" wide light brown strip along hinge o.w. clean bright and tight. No ink names bookplates etc. Price unclipped. Text in Fine condition. Photos mostly by Author. Animal Pets; House Pets; How-to Books SELLING WORLDWIDE SINCE 1987. WE ALWAYS PACK WITH GREAT CARE! First Printing Harper and Brothers hardcover
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ROOSEVELT NICHOLAS
PHILIPPINES
J.H.SEARS 1926-01-01. Hardcover. Good. J.H.SEARS hardcover
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PHILIPPINES. A TREASURE AND A PROBLEM.
New York.: J. H. Sears & Co. Inc. 1926. .315pp.Author's opinions regarding problems in the Philippines.MAPS ON ENDPAPERS.MAP ON FRONTISPIECE. Size: 8vo. Hard Cover. Near Fine./Good. J. H. Sears & Co., Inc. Hardcover
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Roosevelt Sanders Jr. III
Photo 101 Wednesday
AuthorHouse 2008-12-17. Paperback. Used:Good. AuthorHouse paperback
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: DADAX1434382036 ISBN : 1434382036 9781434382030
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Roosevelt Sanders Jr. III
Photo 101 Wednesday
AuthorHouse 2008-12-17. Paperback. Good. AuthorHouse paperback
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: SONG1434382036 ISBN : 1434382036 9781434382030
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Roosevelt Theodore Harper's Weekly
Photoengraving: "Vice-President Roosevelt at the inauguratin Ofthe Pan-American Exposition Buffalo May 20 1901".Photoengraving from Harper's Weekly June 1 1901
NY: Harper's Weekly 1901. 2 pages w/ a report of the Opening ceremonies of the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo along with 2 photos :1. a photo of the Vice-President leading a long procession to the opening and 2. a photo of the Government Bulding . 1st. Unbound. Very Good. Illus. by G.W. Peters. 10.5" x 15.5". Harper's Weekly Paperback
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Roosevelt Theodore Harper's Weekly
PHOTOENGRAVINGS: "Mr Roosevelt in the Lion Countryf". photoengravings from Harper's Weekly June 12 1909
NY: Harper's Weekly 1909. full page w/7photo of ex-President Roosevelt on his famous trip to Lion country in East Africa;.one page suitable for framing. 1st. Unbound. Very Good. Illus. by b/w Photoengravings. 10.5" x 15.5". Harper's Weekly Paperback
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ROOSEVELT THEODORE
Photograph Signed
Washington DC: Barnett McFee Clinedinst 1907. First edition. Framed. Very Good. BEAUTIFUL SIGNED AND DATED PHOTOGRAPH OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT AT HIS DESK IN THE WHITE HOUSE WITH EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE ROOSEVELT SIGNATURE. Photographed by the White House photographer Barnett McFee Clinedinst with Clinedinst's 1907 copyright stamp at bottom left of photo the portrait shows Roosevelt looking into the camera with work spread before him including what appears to be a scenic nature photograph to his left. Signed in ink below the photograph in the photographer's mount: "Theodore Roosevelt / Oct 17th 1908". In 1908 Roosevelt was nearing the end of his second term as president; only a few weeks after he signed this photo Taft won the 1908 election to succeed him. The Roosevelt signature is a particularly fine example: crisp and dark and unusually large nearly 5.5 inches long. Sepia-toned silver print. Washington D.C. Photograph copyrighted 1907; signed in 1908. Image by itself: 8.5x6.5 inches. Archivally framed in handsome wood frame and UV-protecting museum glass to an overall size of 14x15.5 inches. A few tiny spots on photo; generally in fine condition. Barnett McFee Clinedinst unknown
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Roosevelt Eleanor
Photograph. Signed and inscribed by Eleanor Roosevelt.
Washington DC: Not published 1940. Book. Very good condition. Unbound. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Quarto 4to. An 8 x 10 inch black-and-white photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt in formal dress as First Lady sitting at a desk in the White House under the James Monroe portrait. Inscribed "To Mr. Max Abelman with good wishes signed Eleanor Roosevelt. There are a few minor creases to the corners and one tiny scuff in the top right corner not affecting the autograph. . Not published Paperback
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Roosevelt Franklin Delano
Photographic Portrait of the President at his desk signed in ink below as President and inscribed "For Antonio C. Gonzalez with my regards Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington D.C.: Harris & Ewing n.d. 9-3/4 x 8 inches image size. Framed 14-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches overall. 9-3/4 x 8 inches image size. Fine youthful portrait of FDR as President at a desk heaped with correspondence inscribed to Antonio C. Gonzalez 1888-1965 New York attorney and FDR's ambassador to Panama Ecuador and Venezuela. Harris & Ewing unknown
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Photograph: Eleanor Roosevelt at Yale
Connecticut: Yale Daily News 1952. Unbound. Near Fine. Loose black and white silver gelatin photograph measuring 8" x 10" with photographers stamp and pen notations on the verso. Very slight edgwear and spotting on the verso else near fine. A photo taken by student photographer Bob Young on October 25th 1952 for the Yale Daily News of Eleanor Roosevelt. The photo depicts Mrs. Roosevelt informally sitting on a table and speaking to a female reporter with other male reporters around them during a press conference after a speech she gave at the college. This image was used in the October 27th 1952 edition of the paper in an article about Roosevelt who was campaigning at Yale on behalf of Adlai Stevenson. According to the article 600 students attended the event and gave the former First Lady three standing ovations as she declared that Stevenson was better suited for the presidency then Eisenhower. Yale Daily News unknown
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Roosevelt Theodore and The Rough Riders
Photograph of "Colonel Wood's Regiment of Rough Riders at San Antonio Texas" with Colonel Leonard Wood and Lieutenant-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at the forefront in Harper's Weekly June 18 1898
New York: Harper & Bros 1898. Complete original disbound issue in very good condition with a center crease and a small dampstain.on the bottom edge. First Edition. Disbound. Very Good. Illus. by Frederic Remington two-page centerfold illustration "With the Regulars at Fort Tampa Florida -- U.S. Cavalry Passing an Army Pack-Train on the Road". Harper & Bros Paperback
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ROOSEVELT Eleanor
Photograph signed
1941. Signed. ROOSEVELT Eleanor. Photograph signed. Washington D.C.: circa 1941. Vintage gelatin silver print 8 by 10 inches signed on print recto. $2600.Vintage gelatin silver print of Eleanor Roosevelt circa 1941 an official White House photographic portrait by Bachrach that features the First Lady in a black evening gown seated before a desk that displays a framed photograph of FDR signed by her in the upper right of print recto.This is a stately full-length photographic portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt that shows the First Lady seated in a black evening gown beneath the portrait of President James Monroe and before a desk displaying a photograph of FDR. The gentle silvering of the print in the lower left corner typical of early gelatin silver prints confirms the photograph was printed very near the date Roosevelt posed for this portrait. A fine print scarce signed. unknown
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Photograph inscribed
1944. Signed. ROOSEVELT Eleanor. Photograph inscribed. Washington D.C. circa 1941. Vintage gelatin silver print 8 by 10 inches inscribed on print recto. $2600.Vintage gelatin silver print of Eleanor Roosevelt circa 1941 an official White House photographic portrait by Bachrach that features the First Lady in a black evening gown seated before a desk that displays a framed photograph of FDR inscribed by her in the upper right of print recto ""To E� with affectionate good wishes Eleanor Roosevelt"" with Bachrach studio imprint and date of 1941 on lower right of print recto.This is a stately full-length photographic portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt that shows the First Lady seated in a black evening gown beneath the portrait of President James Monroe and before a desk displaying a photograph of FDR. The gentle silvering of the print in the lower left corner typical of early gelatin silver prints confirms the photograph was printed very near the date Roosevelt posed for this portrait. A fine inscribed photograph. unknown
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Roosevelt Sara
Photograph of Sara Roosevelt docketed in Elaeanor Roosevelt's hand "SDR about 1926
Framed and glazed. SIGNED BY ELEANOR ROOSEVELT. unknown
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Photograph Signed as President
An imposing beautiful portrait photograph showing the President seated and turned toward the camera from his desk boldly SIGNED BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT in the mat below the image. Beautifully matted and framed. Fine. Illus. by Harris Ewing. 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 in. Framed. unknown
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: 884774
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ROOSEVELT Eleanor
Photographic Portrait mounted on the back of a Pocket Mirror
1900. Unbound. Near Fine. Small gold-colored filigree pocket mirror with a mounted portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt at approximately fourteen years of age. The portrait is surrounded with tiny pearls housed in a small satin mesh string-tied bag. The mirror is cracked but is otherwise intact and stable the portrait of Roosevelt and the rest of the mirror and bag are in fine condition. This mirror was presented by Eleanor Roosevelt to Jane Plimpton Plakias. She was a Vassar student who attended a leadership conference at Campobello the Roosevelt's home in Maine where she met the First Lady. Plakias later invited Roosevelt to Vassar to speak and still later served with her on a Refugee Protection Plan. They became lifelong friends. Plakias appeared on a PBS documentary about Roosevelt. unknown
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: 299254
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ROOSEVELT Eleanor
PHOTOGRAPH OF ELEANOR ROOSEVELT:
ROOSEVELT Eleanor. PHOTOGRAPH OF ELEANOR ROOSEVELT: "First Lady Greets Mountain Kiddies at D. A. R." Washington D.C.:: Photo by Underwood and Underwood 1934. Press release photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt. . The photograph is in fine condition; photographer's rubberstamp imprint on verso. . Glossy black-and-white silverprint photograph measuring circa 8 1/2 by 6 1/2 inches including quarter-inch border. The photograph depicts Eleanor Roosevelt dressed in long black cape and hat smiling leaning over to shake hands with two young children with four adults in formal dress visible standing in the background. Photographer's caption on printed sheet affixed to verso states: "First Lady Greets Mountain Kiddies at D. A. R. 86965 RU The First Lady meets two real little 'hill billies' Leonard Smith and Marie Ayres students at the Kay Duncan school conducted under the direction of the Daughters of the American Revolution as she arrived today to address the annual convention of the D. A. R. at Washington. April 20 1934. Slug: Hill Billies. Watch your credit line. Photo by Underwood & Underwood. Photo by Underwood and Underwood, unknown
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: 65808
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ROOSEVELT Eleanor. ROOSEVELT Franklin Delano
PHOTOGRAPH OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT.
ROOSEVELT Eleanor. PHOTOGRAPH OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT. "First Family Greets Egg Rolling Throngs." Washington D.C.:: Photo by Underwood and Underwood 1935. Press release photograph of President Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt. . The photograph has light browning on verso else fine with the image crisp and bright; photographer's rubberstamp imprint on verso. . Glossy black-and-white photograph measuring circa 6 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches including quarter-inch border. The photograph depicts Eleanor Roosevelt holding her grandchild Buzzie Dall standing on the White House balcony next to President Roosevelt and Mrs. Curtis Dall. Photographer's caption on printed sheet affixed to verso states: "First Family Greets Egg Rolling Throngs. 32916 RU From the balcony of the White House President and Mrs. Roosevelt send a friendly greeting to the vast crowd of young and old who assembled in the famous South Grounds for the annual egg rolling festivities.". Photo by Underwood and Underwood, unknown
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: 65810
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Pillow Sham for the "U.S.S. Potomac Presidential Yacht
N.p. United States 1930. Image of the "Potomac" and Presidential seal in blue thread over a gold satin background lettering as above in blue cloth; blue fringe border. 1 vols. 18 x 18 inches. Fine. Image of the "Potomac" and Presidential seal in blue thread over a gold satin background lettering as above in blue cloth; blue fringe border. 1 vols. 18 x 18 inches. A rare memento from the presidency of Franklin D Roosevelt this pillow sham was from the U.S.S. Potomac Presidential Yacht which is now a National Historic Monument. Built in 1934 the 165-foot former Coast Guard cutter 'Electra' was converted to a U.S. Navy vessel in 1936 renamed the USS Potomac and served as FDR's presidential yacht until his death in 1945. unknown
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: 237016
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Roosevelt Theodore
Poetry for You and Me
A Beka Book. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. A Beka Book unknown
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: U10J-00363
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Roosevelt Franklin D.. Charriez J. Villaronga
POLITICA EXTERIOR DEL PRESIDENTE FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
San Juan de Puerto Rico: Biblioteca de Autores Puertorriquenos n.d. 1943. n.d. 1943. Good. - Octavo softcover bound in printed cream wraps. The spine & extremities are darkened. The wraps are lightly bumped & soiled. 229 pages plus colophon unopened. The page edges are darkened & the top edge is foxed. Good. <p>The book deals with Roosevelt's foreign policy from 1933 to 1945. The text is in Spanish.<p>Scarce. San Juan de Puerto Rico: Biblioteca de Autores Puertorriquenos, n.d. [1943]. paperback
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: 13810
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ROOSEVELT Theodore.
Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt Jr. the 26th President of the United States with 1 page text.
Bureau of Literature and Art 1907. Original photogravure in black and white 273 x 19 cm. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. October 27 1858 - January 6 1919 was an American statesman politician conservationist naturalist and writer who served as the 26th president of the United States from 1901 to 1909. He previously served as the 25th vice president of the United States from March to September 1901 and as the 33rd governor of New York from 1899 to 1900. As a leader of the Republican Party during this time he became a driving force for the Progressive Era in the United States in the early 20th century. His face is depicted on Mount Rushmore alongside those of George Washington Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln. In polls of historians and political scientists Roosevelt is generally ranked as one of the five best presidents. KEYWORDS:united states/photo unknown
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: 72430
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt
1936. Color facsimile portrait. 20 x 16.5 inches. Small crease. 1936 unknown
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: 05-0332
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt
1933. Color facsimile portrait. 16 x 12 inches. Small tear. 1933 unknown
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: 05-0342
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Roosevelt Franklin Delano 1882 1945; 32nd President of the United States Bachrach Louis Fabian Sr
Portrait photograph of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 32nd President of the United States 1933-1945 as Governor of New York 1929-1932 showing him looking straight ahead slightly over his left shoulder in suit jacket and silk tie pocket handkerchief showing his bold signature in the lower margin
New York 1932. Photograph 10 x 8 inches. Roosevelt's photographer for this portrait was Louis Fabian Bachrach Sr. 1881-1963 second in a three generation commercial photography business Bachrach Studios started by his father David Bachrach photographer of Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg in Baltimore Maryland in 1868; Louis Fabian Bachrach Jr. representing the third generation of the family was best known for his portrait of John F. Kennedy that was used as the president's official photograph after his election in 1960. A very nice image of FDR boldly signed by him. Matted glazed and framed. #6455. <br/><br/> unknown
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: 57745
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Roosevelt Memorial Association.
Presentation of the purpose and the accomplishments of the Theodore Roosevelt associations. 1935
2018. Softcover. New. Lang: - eng Pages 32. Reprinted in 2018 with the help of original edition published long back 1935. This book is Printed in black & white sewing binding for longer life with Matt laminated multi-Colour Soft Cover HARDCOVER EDITION IS ALSO AVAILABLE Printed on high quality Paper re-sized as per Current standards professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books we processed each page manually and make them readable but in some cases some pages which are blur or missing or black spots. We expect that you will understand our compulsion in these books. We found this book important for the readers who want to know more about our old treasure so we brought it back to the shelves. Any type of Customisation is possible. Hope you will like it and give your comments and suggestions. paperback
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: PB1111010724006
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Roosevelt Theodore
President Theodore Roosevelt Writes Naturalist John Burroughs Describing Hunting and the Behavior of Lynx and Bobcats
He describes his previous hunts and relishes in the discussion before turning his attention to the Panama Canal “In the course of many expeditions to and much time spent in regions where our American lynxes of different kind were found – both lucivees and bob cats – and after puzzling over hundreds of their trails in the snow and watching and sometimes shooting and hounding the animals have never seen anything that remotely suggested courses of conduct like those.I must now return to Panama and kindred subjects and leave lucivees bob cats etc. for a year to come.†No U.S. president is more popularly associated with nature and wildlife than is Theodore Roosevelt – life-long naturalist prodigious hunter tireless adventurer and visionary conservationist. As president Roosevelt provided federal protection for almost 230 million acres of land an area equivalent to the entire Eastern Seaboard from Maine to Florida. He initiated the U.S. Forest Service and sat aside 150 national forests; he signed the Antiquities Act and pursuant to it created the first 18 national monuments including the Grand Canyon and Muir Woods; an ardent ornithologist he set up the first 51 federal bird reservations; he named five national parks and added lands to a sixth – Yosemite; by executive order he established the first four national game preserves including the National Range; and the instituted first 24 reclamation or federal irrigation projects. As a naturalist crusader TR’s impact went far beyond the simple accomplishments; it resulted in changing the way people thought about the need to preserve America’s natural treasures. Nature was Theodore Roosevelt’s first passion. Long before he considered a career in politics he had a fascination with the natural world and thought he would be a naturalist. His father one of the founders of New York City’s Natural History Museum encouraged his son’s curiosity. It was on a summer trip to the country that five year old TR began to hunt for plants and animals to study. At the age of seven he began his career as a zoologist. As he recalled later it all started when he was walking up Broadway and saw a dead seal which raised questions in the young boy’s mind: Where had it been caught how long was it what species of seal was it He managed to acquire the seal’s skull the first specimen in what he called the “Roosevelt Museum of Natural History.†Roosevelt was a passionate naturalist and hunter. He loved the outdoors and the thrill of tracking and chasing game the skill in marksmanship the careful and deliberate recording of his observations about each hunt the demanding preservation of specimens and the pleasure of capturing in rich and vibrant language this experience so that he could share it with the world. His two best known expeditions Africa and South America were both sponsored scientific expeditions that in addition to affording TR an opportunity to hunt and obtain specimens for his own collection gathered valuable natural history data for some of the world’s most prominent museums including the Smithsonian Institution. Roosevelt was well acquainted with the noted naturalists of the time particularly John Burroughs. Burroughs contributed to the American understanding of nature through his large literary output which included works about Henry David Thoreau and his friend Walt Whitman whom he admired. In April 1903 the two men toured Yellowstone Park together and Burroughs wrote about it in Camping and Tramping with Roosevelt published in 1906. In planning the two-week trip to the park he had written Burroughs “For the last 18 months I have taken everything as it came from coal strikes to trolley cars and I feel I am entitled to a fortnight to myself.†TR arrived in time to set the Roosevelt Arch’s cornerstone in a grand ceremony. In 1907 Roosevelt publicly entered the nature-fakers controversy when he gave an interview and circulated an article defending Burroughs and stating his own views. Roosevelt esteemed Burroughs and called him Oom John the Roosevelts were of Dutch extraction an affectionate term meaning “uncle†in Dutch. Typed letter signed on White House letterhead January 2 1904 to Burroughs beginning with the behavior of Lynxes. “Dear Oom John Under exceptional and fortuitous circumstances two or three cats of any species might for the moment join in a common assault upon some prey. But in the course of many expeditions to and much time spent in regions where our American lynxes of different kind were found – both lucivees and bob cats – and after puzzling over hundreds of their trails in the snow and watching and sometimes shooting and hounding the animals have never seen anything that remotely suggested courses of conduct like those Long describes. They do not hunt in bands; they hunt separately. They do not follow the trail of game as wolves and foxes do though they may occasionally follow a fresh trail for a comparatively short distance. They occasionally why lie in wait but they are much more apt to stalk their prey rambling about through the woods until they see or smell it and then creeping up to it. I do not believe that a lynx or any other animal of the cat kind ever allured a caribou fawn or any other animal to its death in the way Long describes in an article on the subject and I have never seen or known of a trustworthy hunter who did see a party of lynxes act as he describes that party of lynxes acting as they crossed the country. However I must now return to Panama and kindred subjects and leave lucivees bob cats etc. for a year to come.†In November 1903 the The Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty or Canal Treaty was signed in the newly independent republic of Panama giving the United States rights to build a canal on the Panamanian isthmus for an annual payment of $250000. And in March 1904 TR would establish the Isthmian Canal Commission to see through the construction of the Panama Canal. Roosevelt orders them to "make the dirt fly" -- to start work on the canal as soon as possible unknown
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: 12622
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Roosevelt Theodore
President Roosevelt on the Africa Diamond Jubilee : a part of an address delivered by President Roosevelt at a mass meeting inaugurating the Africa Diamond Jubilee of the Methodist Episcopal Church January 18 1909 at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church Washington D.C 1909 Hardcover
2020. Hardcover. New. Lang: - eng Pages 10. Reprinted in 2020 with the help of original edition published long back 1909. This book is Printed in black & white Hardcover sewing binding for longer life with Matt laminated multi-Colour Dust Cover Printed on high quality Paper re-sized as per Current standards professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books we processed each page manually and make them readable but in some cases some pages which are blur or missing or black spots. If it is multi volume set then it is only single volume if you wish to order a specific or all the volumes you may contact us. We expect that you will understand our compulsion in these books. We found this book important for the readers who want to know more about our old treasure so we brought it back to the shelves. Any type of Customisation is possible with extra charges. Hope you will like it and give your comments and suggestions. hardcover
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: 1111015742092
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Roosevelt Theodore
President Theodore Roosevelt Appoints Victor H. Metcalf Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Metcalf’s on-site report to TR on the San Francisco earthquake sparked significant Federal aid to help the city rebuild An extremely uncommon Cabinet appointment the first of TR that we have had Victor H. Metcalf was a Congressman who served from 1899 to 1904. In Congress he served on the Naval Affairs and the Ways and Means committees where he pressed for the construction of a large battleship navy. His legislation for reclamation of arid lands by irrigation put him in touch with President Theodore Roosevelt who liked the idea so much he inserted it into his party’s platform in 1904. President Roosevelt appointed Metcalf Secretary of Commerce and Labor in 1904. He was only the second person to hold that post which was created in recognition of the importance and magnitude of the nation’s commercial and industrial growth and expansion. His department contained the Bureau of Manufactures the Bureau of Statistics the Bureau of Navigation the Bureau of Standards the Coast and Geodetic Survey the Lighthouse Service the Inspection of Immigrants the Seal Fisheries of Alaska the Steamboat Inspection Service the Bureau of the Census and more. Document signed large folio Washington December 7 1904 naming Metcalf Secretary of Commerce and Labor. The document is countersigned by John Hay as Secretary of State. In the post of Secretary of Commerce and Labor TR sent Metcalf to San Francisco in 1905 as an intermediator between the San Francisco school board and 91 Japanese students who were refused entry to public schools. A compromise was reached whereunder the students were permitted into the schools. As President Roosevelt's personal representative Metcalf traveled to San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake and fire to survey the damage. He issued a lengthy report to the President who provided significant Federal aid to help the city get through the crisis and rebuild. Metcalf served until December 12 1906 when he was appointed Secretary of the Navy. During his term there he oversaw the world cruise of the Great White Fleet. Appointments to presidential cabinets are quite uncommon this being the first of TR that we have ever had unknown
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: 11546
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