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Social and Political Perspectives
(Despite any lack of sensitivity to the intense hardships and suffering of Native Americans, there can
be no doubt that Mr. Roosevelt consistently expressed -- and acted in accordance with -- a strong
commitment to social, political, and economic justice on behalf of average American citizens.)
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American Ideals
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American Problems
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Americanism and Preparedness: Speeches from July to November 1916
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Average Americans
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Fear God and
Take Your Own Part
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The Foes of
Our Own Household
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The Great Adventure: Present-Day Studies in American Nationalism
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History as Literature,
and Other Essays
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National Strength and
International Duty
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The New Nationalism
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The Real Roosevelt: His Forceful and Fearless Utterances on Various Subjects
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The Roosevelt Book: Selections from the Writings of Theodore Roosevelt
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Theodore Roosevelt and his Times: A Chronicle of the Progressive Movement
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A Square Deal
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The Strenuous Life
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Theodore Roosevelt's
Letters to His Children
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Hunting and Ranching in the
American West
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Hunting Trips of a Ranchman: Sketches of Sport on the Northern Cattle Plains
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Hunting the Grizzly, and
Other Sketches
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Ranch Life and the
Hunting Trail
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Roosevelt's Ranch Life in
North Dakota
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The Wilderness Hunter,
Volume 1
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The Wilderness Hunter,
Volume 2
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Overseas Adventures, Exploration, and
Military Service
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African Game Trails:
An Account of the African
Wanderings of an American
Hunter-Naturalist
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Life-Histories of
African Game Animals
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Through the Brazilian
Wilderness
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The Rough Riders
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Biographies and Autobiography
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Life and Work of Theodore Roosevelt
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The life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-Fifth President of the United States
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American Boys' Life of Theodore Roosevelt
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The Boys' Life of Theodore Roosevelt
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Theodore Roosevelt, by
Edmund Lester Pearson
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Theodore Roosevelt, by
Lord Charnwood
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Theodore Roosevelt:
An Autobiography
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Theodore Roosevelt:
An Intimate Biography
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Theodore Roosevelt:
His Life and Work
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Theodore Roosevelt:
The Boy and the Man
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Theodore Roosevelt,
the Citizen
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Theodore Roosevelt:
The Logic of His Career
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Theodore Roosevelt:
The Man as I Knew Him
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Theodore Roosevelt, Patriot and Statesman:
The True Story of an Ideal American
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Battling for the Right: The Life-Story of
Theodore Roosevelt
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The Triumphant Life of
Theodore Roosevelt
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everyone has to rely upon himself for protection, men soon get to feel that it is in
the highest degree unwise to submit to any wrong without making an immediate
and resolute effort to avenge it upon the wrong-doers, at no matter what
cost of risk or trouble. To submit tamely and meekly to theft, or to
any other injury, is to invite almost certain repetition of the
offense, in a place where self-reliant hardihood and the
ability to hold one's own under all circumstances
rank as the first of virtues."
Theodore Roosevelt
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