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The Strenuous Life / The Works of Theodore Roosevelt, Volume 12 (of 14) — Theodore Roosevelt

The Strenuous Life / The Works of Theodore Roosevelt, Volume 12 (of 14)

Theodore Roosevelt

  • Essays
  • Book language: English
  • 149 pages

Volume 12 of Theodore Roosevelt's collected works gathers essays and speeches, including the title piece on the strenuous life. They discuss duty, effort, civic responsibility, and national character in his era. It is worth listening for a direct sense of Roosevelt's public ideals and rhetorical style.

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Contents

  1. THE WORKS OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT: THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
  2. CONTENTS
  3. THE STRENUOUS LIFE
  4. EXPANSION AND PEACE
  5. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE AMONG REFORMERS
  6. FELLOW-FEELING AS A POLITICAL FACTOR
  7. CIVIC HELPFULNESS
  8. CHARACTER AND SUCCESS
  9. THE EIGHTH AND NINTH COMMANDMENTS IN POLITICS
  10. THE BEST AND THE GOOD
  11. PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
  12. THE AMERICAN BOY
  13. MILITARY PREPAREDNESS AND UNPREPAREDNESS
  14. ADMIRAL DEWEY
  15. GRANT
  16. THE TWO AMERICAS
  17. MANHOOD AND STATEHOOD
  18. BROTHERHOOD AND THE HEROIC VIRTUES
  19. NATIONAL DUTIES
  20. THE LABOR QUESTION
  21. CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP
  22. THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE

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