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Roosevelt in the Kansas City Star

by Theodore Roosevelt

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  1. 1I
  2. 2II
  3. 3III
  4. 4IV
  5. 5V
  6. 6VI
  7. 7Dr. Fitzsimons’s Death
  8. 8Blood, Iron, and Gold
  9. 9The Ghost Dance of the Shadow Huns
  10. 10Sam Weller and Mr. Snodgrass
  11. 11Broomstick Preparedness
  12. 12The Bondholders and the People
  13. 13Factories of Good Citizenship
  14. 14Pillar-of-Salt Citizenship
  15. 15Broomstick Apologists
  16. 16The Liberty Loan and the Pro-Germans
  17. 17A Difficult Question to Answer
  18. 18Now Help the Liberty Loan
  19. 19A Square Deal for the Training Camps
  20. 20The Passing of the Cripple
  21. 21The Peace of Complete Victory
  22. 22Fighting Work for the Man of Fighting Age
  23. 23Wise Women and Foolish Women
  24. 24Why Cry Over Spilt Milk?
  25. 25Save the Foodstuff
  26. 26On the Firing Line
  27. 27Nine Tenths of Wisdom Is Being Wise in Time
  28. 28We Are in This War to the Finish
  29. 29Sinister Allies
  30. 30The New York Mayoralty Election
  31. 31German Hatred of America
  32. 32Start the System of Universal Military Training at Once
  33. 33A Fifty-Fifty War Attitude
  34. 34The Germanized Socialists and Peace
  35. 35Mobilize Our Man Power
  36. 36The Lansdowne Letter
  37. 37The President’s Message
  38. 38Four Bites of a Cherry
  39. 39The Red Cross Christmas Membership Drive
  40. 40Being Brayed in a Mortar
  41. 41Rendering a Great Public Service
  42. 42A Betrayal of Democracy
  43. 43Broomstick Preparedness — A Study in Cause and Effect
  44. 44Our Duty for the New Year
  45. 45Tell the Truth and Speed Up the War
  46. 46The Cost of Unpreparedness
  47. 47Coöperation and Control
  48. 48The Artemus Ward Theory of War
  49. 49The Fruits of Watchful Waiting
  50. 50Tell the Truth
  51. 51Justification of Constructive Criticism
  52. 52Secretary Baker’s General Denial
  53. 53Let George Speed Up the War
  54. 54Let Uncle Sam Get Into the Game
  55. 55Conservation Is Important and Production Is More Important
  56. 56The People’s War
  57. 57The Fruits of Fifty-Fifty Loyalty
  58. 58Quit Talking Peace
  59. 59The Worst Enemies of Certain Loyal Americans
  60. 60Gird Up Our Loins
  61. 61Bolsheviki at Home and Abroad
  62. 62The Fruits of Our Delay
  63. 63How the Hun Earns His Title
  64. 64Thank Heaven!
  65. 65Citizens or Subjects?
  66. 66Women and the War
  67. 67To My Fellow Americans of German Blood
  68. 68An Extraordinary Achievement in Human Upbuilding
  69. 69Freedom Stands With Her Back to the Wall
  70. 70A Square Deal for All Americans
  71. 71The German Horror
  72. 72Sedition, a Free Press, and Personal Rule
  73. 73The Dangers of a Premature Peace
  74. 74The War Savings Campaign
  75. 75Anti-Bolshevism
  76. 76General Wood
  77. 77Help Russia Now
  78. 78An American Fourth of July
  79. 79How Not to Adjourn Politics
  80. 80Hats Off to the International Typographical Union
  81. 81The Performance of a Great Public Duty
  82. 82Repeal the Charter of the German-American Alliance
  83. 83Every Man Has a Right to One Country
  84. 84Murder, Treason, and Parlor Anarchy
  85. 85Back Up the Fighting Men at the Front
  86. 86The Americans Whom We Most Delight to Honor
  87. 87Sound Nationalism and Sound Internationalism
  88. 88The Man Who Pays and the Man Who Profits
  89. 89Our Debt to the British Empire
  90. 90The Candidacy of Henry Ford
  91. 91Speed Up the Work for the Army and Give All Who Enter It Fair Play
  92. 92Senator Lodge’s Noble Speech
  93. 93Applied Patriotism
  94. 94Good Luck to the Anti-Bolshevists of Kansas
  95. 95The Fourth Liberty Loan
  96. 96Fair Play and No Politics
  97. 97Spies and Slackers
  98. 98Quit Playing Favorites
  99. 99War Aims and Peace Proposals
  100. 100Permanent Preparedness and the League of Nations
  101. 101High-Sounding Phrases of Muddy Meaning
  102. 102An American Peace Versus a Rubber-Stamp Peace
  103. 103Unconditional Surrender
  104. 104What Are the Fourteen Points?
  105. 105Further Consideration of the Fourteen Points
  106. 106Fourteen Scraps of Paper
  107. 107The Turks Surrender Unconditionally
  108. 108Peace
  109. 109Sacrifice on Cold Altars
  110. 110The Red Flag and the Hun Peace Drive
  111. 111The League of Nations
  112. 112An American Congress
  113. 113The Freedom of the Seas and the Enslavement of Mankind
  114. 114President Wilson and the Peace Conference
  115. 115The League to Enforce Peace
  116. 116The Men Whose Lot Has Been Hardest
  117. 117The British Navy, the French Army, and American Common Sense
  118. 118Let Us Have Straightforward Speaking
  119. 119A Square Deal for the Men at the Front
  120. 120The League of Nations

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