The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... side streets to avoid the crowds on Pennsylvania Ave- nue , waiting for the Presidential parade . Arriving at the ... sides was as much for Taft as for father . There were shouts of " You're a darn good loser " , and he laughed and waved ...
... side streets to avoid the crowds on Pennsylvania Ave- nue , waiting for the Presidential parade . Arriving at the ... sides was as much for Taft as for father . There were shouts of " You're a darn good loser " , and he laughed and waved ...
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... side . God helping me , I will not fail them , if they will but counsel and sustain me . " But it is mother who stands out in my memory through the solemnity of the scene and the almost terrifying inten- sity of father's words ...
... side . God helping me , I will not fail them , if they will but counsel and sustain me . " But it is mother who stands out in my memory through the solemnity of the scene and the almost terrifying inten- sity of father's words ...
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... side of this sitting room , Jessie's and mine on the north . Also on the south side of the house were father's room , with the big carved bed in which Lincoln had slept , the Oval Room , the President's study and Margaret's room - blue ...
... side of this sitting room , Jessie's and mine on the north . Also on the south side of the house were father's room , with the big carved bed in which Lincoln had slept , the Oval Room , the President's study and Margaret's room - blue ...
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