Modern History
History as literature, and other essays
Theodore Roosevelt · narrated by Moss
2026
8h 33m
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Theodore Roosevelt, in his address as president of the American Historical Association, argues that history is an art as well as a science, and gathers essays ranging across the past. Vigorous and wide-ranging, it reveals the mind of a scholar-statesman. A stimulating read for anyone who loves history and Roosevelt.
Inside this audiobook
11 chapters
- 1HISTORY AS LITERATURE1h 3m
- 2BIOLOGICAL ANALOGIES IN HISTORY1h 41m
- 3THE WORLD MOVEMENT1h 7m
- 4CITIZENSHIP IN A REPUBLIC1h 7m
- 5THE THRALDOM OF NAMES33m
- 6PRODUCTIVE SCHOLARSHIP34m
- 7DANTE AND THE BOWERY21m
- 8THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY20m
- 9THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH IN A REVERENT SPIRIT51m
- 10THE ANCIENT IRISH SAGAS42m
- 11AN ART EXHIBITION13m
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