What book did Theodore Roosevelt write?

Answer 1

1882 The Naval War of 1812; or, The History of the United States Navy During the Last War with Great Britain. Roosevelt's first full-length book would be later described by its author as "dry as a dictionary." However, it goes through three editions in its first year and is placed aboard every ship in the U.S. fleet. 1885 Hunting Trips of a Ranchman. This is the first of three hunting narratives drawing on Roosevelt's North Dakota ranching experiences. It would be followed by Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail (1888) and The Wilderness Hunter (1893). The books' popularity cause Roosevelt to briefly contemplate becoming a full-time writer. 1889 The Winning of the West. Roosevelt's historical account of the post-Revolutionary westward expansion of the United States, in four volumes (completed in 1896), asserts the importance of the westward movement to American identity. Based on primary sources, the works show the influence of historian Francis Parkman. 1900 The Strenuous Life: Essays and Addresses. Roosevelt's essay collection details his muscular philosophy that adversity builds character and that individuals must be tested by danger, hardship, and toil. 1913 An Autobiography. Roosevelt's selective recollections are often self-justifying and unreliable. His unique voice and personality are, however, clearly evident.

Answer 2

Theadore Roosevelt wrote several books. Among them are "Theodore Roosevel An Autobiography" and "The Stenuous Life."

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