Teddy Roosevelt 
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SOURCE: American Ancestors
2/10/10
New England Historic Genealogical Society Receives Collection of Roosevelt Family Papers from the Theodore Roosevelt Association of Oyster Bay, New York
The new Roosevelt family materials will comprise part of the R. Stanton Avery Special Collections at American Ancestors.
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SOURCE: Washington Post
10/27/19
Washington Post Quotes Historian Ryan Swanson in Article about Teddy Roosevelt and Baseball
Among Nationals fans, Teddy Roosevelt is a favorite in the ballpark’s Presidents Race. But in real life, he deplored the sport as a ‘mollycoddle game.’
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10/20/19
Melania Trump Just Restarted a 100-Year-Old Political Controversy: The White House Tennis Court
by Ryan Swanson
Presidents, be wary of associating with country club sports during times of political crisis.
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SOURCE: Washington Post
10/15/19
A newspaper accused the president’s family of profiting from a foreign deal. The president sued.
No, not Trump. Teddy Roosevelt.
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SOURCE: Hyperallergic
9/24/19
How Do We Address a Statue of President Roosevelt That Affirms Racist Hierarchies?
Almost two years after the fascist rally at Charlottesville around a mediocre statue of Robert E. Lee, the American Museum of Natural History has opened its exhibition Addressing the Statue.
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8/18/19
The Washington Nationals Should Stop Letting Teddy Win – He Hated Baseball
by Ryan Swanson
The history of baseball's great Roosevelt chase and why Teddy Roosevelt never liked baseball.
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SOURCE: NY Times
7/27/19
Who Owns Theodore Roosevelt?
by Clay Risen
From Elizabeth Warren to Mike Pence, politicians want to claim America’s 26th president as their inspiration. They might want to reconsider.
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SOURCE: NY Times
7/15/19
Angered by This Roosevelt Statue? A Museum Wants Visitors to Weigh In
Conversation about monuments has reached a fever pitch, and the city was split on this one. The American Museum of Natural History is opening an exhibition on it.
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5/19/19
What Trump Could Learn About Immigration from Teddy Roosevelt
by Greg Bailey
The history of the Gentlemen’s Agreement of 1907.
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5/19/19
Presidential Moral Character and Teddy Roosevelt
by Robert N. Macomber
A look back at the turn of The Gilded Age.
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SOURCE: The Washington Post
8-2-18
Trump says he doesn’t take vacations
They couldn’t top Teddy Roosevelt’s, anyway.
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7/8/18
The Tragic, Too-Soon Death of Quentin Roosevelt
by David Pietrusza
It happened 100 years ago this week.
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SOURCE: The Hollywood Reporter
5-22-18
Historians Debate Which President Leonardo DiCaprio Should Play
The Oscar winner has Teddy Roosevelt and Ulysses S. Grant biopics lined up, and scholars are using everything from 'Hamilton' to toxic masculinity to make their pitches to the actor.
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12-4-16
The Roosevelts’ Ruthless Control of Their Image
by William J. Mann
The shocking story of how TR and FDR covered up affairs and blackballed members of their family in the service of their political ambitions.
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SOURCE: Albany Times Union
10-4-16
Theodore Roosevelt is finally getting a presidential library. It will be in North Dakota!
"The biggest mistake is to think too small. This is Theodore Roosevelt after all, not Millard Fillmore."
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9-4-16
Shoulda Woulda Coulda – A Presidential Role Model Donald Trump Desperately Needed
by Thomas Fleming
Just who exactly? Teddy Roosevelt.
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SOURCE: Politico
3-31-16
Lessons from 1912: Why Trumpmania Probably Won’t Last
by David Greenberg
Teddy Roosevelt was the Republican insurgent of his time, and his third party turned out to be a footnote.
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SOURCE: The New Republic
2-1-16
Teddy Roosevelt Defends the Presidential Primary
by Geoffrey Cowan
In 1912, the popular third-party candidate stressed "the right of the people to rule" in the first election to truly test the primary system.
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12-7-14
This Is What Ken Burns Neglected to Tell You About Eleanor Roosevelt
by Mary Jo Binker and Brigid O'Farrell
Ken Burns was right to include ER in his portrait of the Roosevelts. He just didn’t do her justice.
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SOURCE: Salon
7-22-14
Journalist Michael Wolraich says he wrote his new book about the Progressives to teach Americans how to do liberal politics
by Elias Isquith
"I was fascinated by the story and fascinated about what it can teach us about politics today."
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