The strenuous life
Subtitle: essays and addresses
By: by Theodore Roosevelt
Publisher: stereotyped and printed for the New York State Library ... at the American Printing House for the Blind
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Louisville, Kentucky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
Subjects: Colonial question; Politics and government
Notes: Embossed in New York point, with copyright page in raised letters and New York point.

Transcribed from the 1901 Century Co. edition.

In pencil on leaf 2: 9/19/21 Amer. Print. House for Blind.

Typescript partially transliterated title page inserted.

Bound in half tan and maroon buckram, with binder's stamp on front pastedown: "Owen McCann, improved book binding, patent applied for"; in CMI case.
Table of contents: title: The strenuous life; title: Expansion and peace; title: Latitude and longitude among reformers; title: Fellow feeling as a political factor; title: Civic helpfulness; title: Character and success; title: The eighth and ninth commandments in politics; title: The best and the good; title: Promise and performance; title: The American boy; title: Military preparedness and unpreparedness; title: Admiral Dewey; title: Grant; title: The two Americas; title: Manhood and statehood; title: Brotherhood and the heroic virtues; title: National duties; title: The labor question; title: Christian citizenship.