Theodore Roosevelt

This engaging biography provides insight into the life and legacy of one of the most dynamic and influential presidents in American history. From his early days as a rancher and roughrider, to his tenure as a reform-minded politician and advocate for conservation, Roosevelt's life story is one of passion and purpose. Iglehart's narrative is lively and engaging, with detailed research that brings the era and its personalities to life.

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