Titlebook: Remembering Theodore Roosevelt; Reminiscences of his Michael Patrick Cullinane Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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The Last Rough Rider: Jesse Langdon project had ended. His recollections span the nineteenth and twentieth century and the years Roosevelt served as colonel, president, and third-party candidate. The colorful testimony raises questions about the accuracy of some of Langdon’s memories, but much else has been verified by fellow Rough Riders or, indeed, Roosevelt.

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The Other Washington Monument: Alice Roosevelt Longworthn three days and include never before heard audio recordings. In her testimony she discusses the opposition to the League of Nations, life at Sagamore Hill and the White House, and the decades she spent engaged in Washington politics.

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Secondhand Memories: Murray T. Quiggt to revive his father’s image may have its own motives. This is the only transcript that included historical documents to prove Murray’s case, and it offers a fascinating insight on the validity and subjectivity of oral history.

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2578-7225 l oral history project conducted by Roosevelt biographers He.This book sheds new light on the life and times of Theodore Roosevelt, drawing on a remarkable set of oral histories gathered in the 1950s from those who knew him. .Remembering Theodore Roosevelt. presents fourteen intimate interviews with

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Introduction,rmer president. Led by Hermann Hagedorn and his daughter Mary, the project collected over a dozen recordings. While few of the recordings survived, those that did have never been heard. The introduction explains the importance of the recordings for the study of Roosevelt and the practice of oral his

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From Hyde Park to Oyster Bay: Helen Roosevelt Robinsonce of her proximity to both sides, she has a unique perspective on the family. She tells of life at Sagamore Hill and Springwood, the birthplace of Franklin Roosevelt. Perhaps most importantly, she fills in blind spots of those lesser known, but equally significant Roosevelt family members like her