Republican Platform of 1908 Theodore Roosevelt Size:18x24 000-year-old obelisk in its improbable

000-year-old obelisk in its improbable Central Park exile

when the republic counted its assassinations and found

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postcard collections

its granite dome and Doric colonnade rising from Riverside Park like a Republic's answer to Napoleon's Invalides — a Gilded Age memorial keeping watch over a sleeping Morningside Heights

Republican Platform of 1908 Theodore Roosevelt Size:18x24 000-year-old obelisk in its improbableRepublican Platform of 1908 Theodore Roosevelt the party's printed creed at the close of TR's second term, a document that reads like a man clearing his throat before handing the bully pulpit to Taft, every plank stiffened by trust busting, conservation, and the swagger of a republic newly fond of its own reach. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,