There are certain towering historical figures for whom a single-volume biography just isn’t enough. Theodore Roosevelt—naturalist, Colonel, President, Rough Rider—is one of those characters.Following the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt and Theodore Rex, comes Edmund Morris’s third and final volume of his portrait of this prolific American: Colonel Roosevelt. Never one to let moss grow under his feet, Roosevelt lived the last ten years of his life with the same ardor as the first fifty. Morris brings to life the final years of a legendary man, as he explores the Amazon, runs for President yet again, and survives an assassin’s bullet.
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