The Strenuous Life
The Strenuous Life by Theodore Roosevelt, published by Applewood Books in October 1992, is a 32-page work that presents Roosevelt’s philosophy on living a productive life. This edition captures a stirring speech delivered by Roosevelt in 1899 while he was Governor of New York, where he articulates his views on overcoming hardship and the importance of hard work, reflecting the American ethos.
Readers will find a compelling exploration of Roosevelt’s insights into health, fitness, and the spirit of perseverance. As part of Applewood’s “Books of American Wisdom” series, this elegant hardback serves as a thoughtful gift and offers a glimpse into the historical context of Roosevelt’s ideas on biography, political science, and American history.
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Teddy Roosevelt’s Historic Guide to Living Life to the Fullest
In 1899 Theodore Roosevelt was Governor of New York and gave a stirring speech on his philosophy of living a most productive life. Based on his own experiences, Roosevelt defined the American ethos of overcoming hardship and hard work in a compelling speech only Teddy could produce. Part of Applewood’s “Books of American Wisdom” series, this elegant hardback is a perfect gift for any occasion.
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