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Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his children

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Most of the letters in this volume were written by Theodore Roosevelt to his children during a period of more than a dozen years. A few others are included that he wrote to friends or relatives about the children. He began to write to them in their early childhood, and continued to do so regularly till they reached maturity. Whenever he was separated from them, in the Spanish War, or on a hunting trip, or because they were at school, he sent them these messages of constant thought and love, for they were never for a moment out of his mind and heart. - Introduction.

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Table of Contents

Introduction
In the Spanish War
Youthful Bible commentators
Fine names for guinea pigs
A cougar and lynx hunt
Dogs that climb trees
The pig named Maude
Advice and news
Archie and Quentin
Incidents of home-coming
Uncle Remus and White House pets
The dog "Gem"
Presidential nurse for guinea pigs
Thanksgiving in the White House
A White House Christmas
Tom Quartz and Jack
A far western trip
Tame wild creatures
Western customs and scenery
Treasures for the children
More treasures
A homesick president
Josiah's passionate day
Loves and sports of the children
A president at play
To Ted on a hunting trip
End of summer at Oyster Bay
"Valuablest" kind of rabbits
A preaching letter
Proper place for sports
Concerning getting "smashed"
The art of Uncle Remus
A ride and a pillow fight
Study and play
Quentin's first fall
Homesick for Sagamore Hill
Joy over a football victory
Vice-mother of the children
Quentin's sixth birthday
A president's poor protection
Ted's sprained ankle
The supreme Christmas joy
A day with a juggler
Merits of military and civil life
Root and Taft
Senator Hanna's death
Irritating remark by Quentin
Japanese wrestling
Love for the White House
Peter Rabbit's funeral
Charms of Valley Forge
Washington's companion at Valley Forge
On the eve of nomination for president
Bill the lizard
On the eve of election
Big Jim White
Winter life in the White House
Playmate of the children
A Japanese boy's letter
On counting days and wrestling
Spring in Washington
A hunting trip
Abernethy the wolf hunter
Prairie girls
Bears, bobcats and Skip
Home again with Skip
Skip in the White House
Officers of Togo's fleet
A president as cook
Quentin's quaint sayings
Advice regarding newspaper annoyances
Incidents of a southern trip
Poets and princes
Novels and games
Christmas present to his old nurse
Dickens and Thackeray
A tribute to Archie
Pillow fights with the boys
Sorrows of Skip
"An interesting circus experience"
A big and lonely White House
A new puppy and a new horse
A Quentin anecdote
A visit to Washington's birthplace
More about Dickens
No place like Sagamore Hill
Attic delights
Presidential rescue of a kitten
Sports of Quentin and Archie
Skip and Archie
A turkey hunt at Pine Knot
Pets on shipboard
Names of the guns
Reflections on the way
Events since Columbus' discovery
Pride in America
What the president saw at Panama
On the way to Porto Rico
What he saw in Porto Rico
Sickness of Archie
At the Jamestown exposition
General Kuroki
Temporary absence of Skip
Death of Skip
Quentin's snake adventure
Trials of a travelling president
Changes of three centuries
Peculiarities of Mississippi steamboats
The lone cat of the camp
Shooting the bear
Quentin's "exquisite jest"
Tom Pinch
"Martin Chuzzlewit"
Good reading for pacifists
Four sheepish small boys
John Burroughs and the flying squirrels
Beauty of White House grounds
Quentin and a beehive
Quentin and Turner
Quentin and the pig
A presidential fall
More about Quentin
Tribute to Kermit
Longing for home
The last hunt
Quentin grown-up

Edition Notes

Published in
New York
Copyright Date
1919

Classifications

Library of Congress
E757 .R8

Contributors

Editor
Joseph Bucklin Bishop

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
x, 240 p.
Dimensions
21 x x centimeters

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7031962M
Internet Archive
theoroosevelt00roosrich
LCCN
19015209
Library Thing
276810

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