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The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund Morris — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt

by Edmund Morris

Morris's Pulitzer-winning first volume: the asthmatic boy who built himself into a rancher, reformer, soldier and, at 42, president. The best book on self-made character in American biography.

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you want a model of deliberate self-construction told brilliantly.

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you want a short read; it is 900 pages and earns them.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Build the body, then the will.
  2. Action cures melancholy.
  3. Prepare for the role before it arrives.

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Read the chapters on the Dakota years.

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Self-made character, definitively.

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