Strenuous Life: Essays and Addresses of Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Play
Length 7 h 25 min
Chapters 19
First published 1906
This book is a collection of Theodore Roosevelt’s published commentaries and public addresses on the general theme of the requirements for individual and collective success in the personal, civic, political, and social arenas. (Introduction by Bob Neufeld)
Chapters
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01 - The Strenuous Life Read by Bob Neufeld 36:38
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02 - Expansion and Peace Read by Bob Neufeld 22:53
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03 - Latitude and Longitude Among Reformers Read by Bob Neufeld 34:57
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04 - Fellow-Feeling As A Political Factor Read by Bob Neufeld 36:26
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05 - Civic Helpfulness Read by Bob Neufeld 28:47
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06 - Character and Success Read by Bob Neufeld 13:52
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07 - The Eighth and Ninth Commandments in Politics Read by Bob Neufeld 9:40
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08 - The Best and the Good Read by Bob Neufeld 8:31
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09 - Promise and Performance Read by Bob Neufeld 14:25
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10 - The American Boy Read by Bob Neufeld 15:14
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11 - Military Preparedness and Unpreparedness Read by Bob Neufeld 28:58
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12 - Admiral Dewey Read by Bob Neufeld 23:47
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13 - Grant Read by Bob Neufeld 28:49
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14 - The Two Americas Read by Bob Neufeld 19:58
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15 - Manhood and Statehood Read by Bob Neufeld 22:59
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16 - Brotherhood and the Heroic Virtues Read by Bob Neufeld 21:38
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17 - National Duties Read by Bob Neufeld 30:10
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18 - The Labor Question Read by Bob Neufeld 28:04
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19 - Christian Citizenship Read by Bob Neufeld 18:52
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