Roosevelt a Study in Ambivalence
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William Bayard Hale, in his brilliant study of Theodore Roosevelt, entitled, *'A Week in the White House, " dwells on this aspect of his personality. ''Roose- velt, " Dr. Hale insists, "is first of all a physical marvel. He radiates energy as the sun radiates light and heat, and he does it apparently without losing a particle of his own energy. It is not merely remarkable, it is a simple miracle that he can exhibit, for one day, the power which emanates from him like energy from a dynamo. Once ...we all be- lieved in a beautiful law known as that of the conserva- tion of energy. No force, so went the dream, was lost. It 80 ROOSEVELT was only transformed; it underwent metamorphosis; the sum of energy in the universe was always the same. It was the discovery of radium and the radioactive substances which wrought the discomfiture of that law. It is Mr. Roosevelt who discredits it entirely. He never knows that virtue has gone out of him. He radiates from morning until night, and he is nevertheless always radiant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Bayard Hale, in his brilliant study of Theodore Roosevelt, entitled, *'A Week in the White House, " dwells on this aspect of his personality. ''Roose- velt, " Dr. Hale insists, "is first of all a physical marvel. He radiates energy as the sun radiates light and heat, and he does it apparently without losing a particle of his own energy. It is not merely remarkable, it is a simple miracle that he can exhibit, for one day, the power which emanates from him like energy from a dynamo. Once ...we all be- lieved in a beautiful law known as that of the conserva- tion of energy. No force, so went the dream, was lost. It 80 ROOSEVELT was only transformed; it underwent metamorphosis; the sum of energy in the universe was always the same. It was the discovery of radium and the radioactive substances which wrought the discomfiture of that law. It is Mr. Roosevelt who discredits it entirely. He never knows that virtue has gone out of him. He radiates from morning until night, and he is nevertheless always radiant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viereck George Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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