That made Theodore Roosevelt angry.

Theodore Sorensen summarized them in this way

ISBN 9967 424 17 6 Levin, Theodore.

France, Fin de Siècle (1988) Zeldin, Theodore.

Theodore Sorensen, his close aid and speech writer

'You put in too much at a time, Theodore!

I have this record, this 1910 census of another Grabowski that's my maiden name and there's a Theodore, because there's always a Theodore.

Speak softly and carry a big stick, Theodore Roosevelt counseled.

'Theodore says that Kirilov, the innkeeper, lives for his belly.

'Show a light here, Theodore, here,' said Levin, examining the calf.

And here is our friend, Theodore Vasilyevich, who has come at last.'

September 14 Theodore Roosevelt succeeds William McKinley as President of the United States.

A slave auction at the south from an original sketch by Theodore R. Davis.

Levin went up to the roller, motioned Theodore aside and himself began feeding the machine.

As Theodore Roosevelt once said, negotiations may go better when you talk softly but carry a big stick.

But the peace treaty agreed at Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1905 (brokered by President Theodore Roosevelt) hardly reflected this.

Theodore came from the farther village, the one where Levin had formerly let the land to be worked co operatively.

'The rent is too high, Constantine Dmitrich,' answered Theodore, picking out the ears of rye from the front of his damp shirt.

Wilson was one of only two Presidents (Theodore Roosevelt was the first) to have served as president of the American Historical Association.

The preface to the first American edition of the novel (MacMillan Publishing Co., Inc, New York, 1977) was written by Theodore Sturgeon.

Theodore, black with the dust that stuck to his perspiring face, shouted something in reply, but still did not do as Levin wished.

With the support of the powerful House of Spoleto he was elected Pontiff in early 898 following the sudden death of Pope Theodore II.

In 1909, after completing his second term as U.S. president, Theodore Roosevelt led an ambitious expedition across east Africa to shoot specimens for America s most famous museums.

It was true that Theodore Rezunw's group did not plough the corn land twice with the English plough as they had agreed to do, pleading lack of time.

But the peace treaty agreed at Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1905 (brokered by President Theodore Roosevelt) hardly reflected this. On the contrary, the New York Times called the outcome astonishing...

Levin got into conversation with Theodore about that land, and asked whether Plato, a well to do. and worthy peasant of that village, would not rent that land next year.

In 1904, US President Theodore Roosevelt argued that, there are occasional crimes committed on so vast a scale and of such peculiar horror that we should intervene by force of arms.

And then that same Theodore says that it is wrong to live for one's belly, and that we must live for Truth, for God, and at the first hint I understand him!

She represents the civic values that have been common to many middle Israelis ever since Theodore Herzl first put them in writing the Jewish state must be modern and democratic to the core.

Having worked till the peasants' dinner hour, which soon came, he left the barn together with Theodore and began chatting, standing beside the neat yellow freshly reaped stack of seed rye on the threshing floor.

The Sherman Act itself did not change this situation overnight, but, once President Theodore Roosevelt decided to take up the cause, it became a powerful tool that could be used to break up industrial and transportation monopolies.

In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt, who hosted the peace conference in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, after the Russo Japanese War, argued for the return of Manchuria to Manchu ruled China and for a balance of power in East Asia.

The attendant, an old man, helped him off with his overcoat, recognized him and, addressing him as 'Your Excellency,' suggested that he need not take a ticket for his coat, but should merely call for 'Theodore' when he wanted it.

The far field that had lain fallow for eight years was, with the aid of the intelligent carpenter Theodore Rezunov, taken up by six peasants' families on the new co operative lines, and the peasant Shuraev rented the vegetable gardens on similar terms.

Is it not evident in the development of every philosopher's theory that he knows in advance, as indubitably as the peasant Theodore and not a whit more clearly than he, the chief meaning of life, and only wishes, by a questionable intellectual process, to return to what every one knows?

History teaches that diplomacy all too frequently produces results only when backed by overwhelming power. Such was the existentialist worldview of US President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Theodore Roosevelt, a major advocate of American expansionism A just war is, in the long run, far better for a man s soul than the most prosperous peace.

'It's the same with me, and Peter and Theodore the coachman, and with that tradesman, and with all the people that live away there by the Volga where those advertisements invite one to go, and everywhere and always,' she thought as she drove up to the low building of the Nizhny station, where the porters ran out to meet her.

She too will be buried, and that piebald gelding too and that one very soon,' he reflected, looking at a horse breathing quickly with falling and rising belly and inflated nostrils, as it trod on the slanting wheel that moved under it. 'They will bury her, and so they will Theodore, who is feeding the machine, his curly beard full of chaff and his shirt torn on his white shoulder.