B30586

Shelfmark

Of.4.03

Author

Roosevelt, Theodore

Title

Fear God and take your own part /, by Theodore Roosevelt.

Publication, distribution, etc.

London :, Hodder & Stoughton,, MCMXVI [1916]

Physical description

xii, 15-414 p. ;, 21 cm.

Formatted contents note

Contents: Fear God and take your own part.--Warlike power--The prerequisite for the preservation of social values.--Where there is a sword for offence there must be a sword for defence.--America first--A phrase or a fact?--International duty and hyphenated Americanism.-Peace insurance by preparedness against war.--Uncle Sam's only friend is Uncle Sam.--The sound of laughter and of playing children has been stilled in Mexico.--When is an American not an American?--The Japanese in Korea.--The Panama blackmail treaty.--Conclusion.--Appendix A: Murder on the high seas.--Appendix B: Americanism.--Appendix C: Letter in reply to a request to speak at a mass meeting on behalf of the Armenians.--Appendix D: Record on preparedness.

Provenance

Presented to Eton College by Eugen Millington-Drake in 1938.

Binding

Dark blue leather quarter binding with gilt lettering on spine, gilt top, marbled paper covered boards, five raised bands; bound by Best & Co.

Copy-specific note

At request of Eugen Millington-Drake, ms. signature of Theodore Roosevelt pasted onto title page and ms. note of Eleanor Roosevelt tipped into title page, dated 1925.

Subject

Lusitania

Subject

World War, 1914-1918, United States.

Subject

Germans, United States.

Subject

Riga (Place), Politics and government, 1913-1921.

Subject

Riga (Place), Foreign relations.

Subject

Riga (Place), Defenses.

Added entry--name

Millington-Drake, Eugen, donor.

Added entry--name

Roosevelt, Eleanor, inscriber.

Added entry--name

Best & Co, binder.

Added entry--name

Hodder and Stoughton, publisher.

Added entry--place

England, London.

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561##$aPresented to Eton College by Eugen Millington-Drake in 1938.

563##$aDark blue leather quarter binding with gilt lettering on spine, gilt top, marbled paper covered boards, five raised bands; bound by Best & Co.

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