Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt
Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt
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As soon as he returned from a visit to a museum, a cattle ranch, or a public gathering of any kind he called his secretary, and we soon heard the clicking of the keys of the typewriter. And it mattered not where he happened to be at the time — on a railway train, or on a steamer, or in a hotel — it was all the same. The work had to be done, and it was accomplished at the earliest possible moment. ...
The articles which appeared in another magazine describ- i 7 2 IMPRESSIONS OF THEODORE ROOSEVEL...T ing his hunting experiences in Matto Grosso, unlike those recounting incidents of his triumphal march through other parts of South America, were written by his own hand, and often with the expenditure of great labour. Most people have come to believe that because Roosevelt wrote so much — and that often under the most unfavourable conditions — he must therefore have dashed off his articles for the press with little or no effort. Nothing is further from the truth. No one was more painstaking or conscientious than Roosevelt was in his literary work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as he returned from a visit to a museum, a cattle ranch, or a public gathering of any kind he called his secretary, and we soon heard the clicking of the keys of the typewriter. And it mattered not where he happened to be at the time — on a railway train, or on a steamer, or in a hotel — it was all the same. The work had to be done, and it was accomplished at the earliest possible moment. ...
The articles which appeared in another magazine describ- i 7 2 IMPRESSIONS OF THEODORE ROOSEVEL...T ing his hunting experiences in Matto Grosso, unlike those recounting incidents of his triumphal march through other parts of South America, were written by his own hand, and often with the expenditure of great labour. Most people have come to believe that because Roosevelt wrote so much — and that often under the most unfavourable conditions — he must therefore have dashed off his articles for the press with little or no effort. Nothing is further from the truth. No one was more painstaking or conscientious than Roosevelt was in his literary work.
What to read after Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence F Lawrence Fraser Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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