Teddy Roosevelt is America’s great sportsman, the man who didn’t really have to go out and experience the hardships of the wilderness—but went anyhow…and was great at reporting what he saw and did. Imagine any other twentieth century U. S. President doing this and, well, you can’t. This book was written when the West was still wild, the West of Remington’s drawings. With 52 black and white photographs, this book is the story of Teddy Roosevelt’s driving need for the wide open spaces of America, at a time when it was still pretty rough country. A fascinating read. Published 1921 by The Houghton-Mifflin Co. Rubbing at extremities; spine lightly sunned. Interior clean and sound except for a small dime-size hole on first Illustrations page which carries over to the next page. 6 x 9 491 pp.

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