Lives & Memoirs
Strenuous Life: Essays and Addresses of Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
1906
7h 25m
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A collection of Theodore Roosevelt's rousing essays and speeches urging Americans toward vigor, duty, and bold effort in public and private life. The famous title address captures his whole restless creed. A bracing read for anyone drawn to the Progressive era and the philosophy of one of America's most energetic leaders.
Inside this audiobook
19 chapters
- 1The Strenuous Life37m
- 2Expansion and Peace23m
- 3Latitude and Longitude Among Reformers35m
- 4Fellow-Feeling As A Political Factor36m
- 5Civic Helpfulness29m
- 6Character and Success14m
- 7The Eighth and Ninth Commandments in Politics10m
- 8The Best and the Good9m
- 9Promise and Performance14m
- 10The American Boy15m
- 11Military Preparedness and Unpreparedness29m
- 12Admiral Dewey24m
- 13Grant29m
- 14The Two Americas20m
- 15Manhood and Statehood23m
- 16Brotherhood and the Heroic Virtues22m
- 17National Duties30m
- 18The Labor Question28m
- 19Christian Citizenship19m
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