by Theodore Roosevelt
edited by Elting Elmore Morison
associate editor John Morton Blum
other editor John J. Buckley
Harvard University Press
Cloth: 978-0-674-01473-2

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ABOUT THIS BOOK
The letters of Theodore Roosevelt constitute a major contribution to the field of American history and literature. At the same time, they present an autobiography of matchless candor and vitality. They are at once a mine of information for the historian, a case study in astute and vigorous political leadership, and a delight to the general reader. All the letters needed to reveal Roosevelt’s thought and action in his public and private life are included, with appropriate editorial comment; and each is printed in its entirety.