Theodore Roosevelt and the Joys of Family Life

This chapter contains sections titled: “Teedie's” First Family The Joys (and Sorrows) of Family Life War, Separation, and Public Service Life with Father The Children's White House Adventures Fatherly Advice to Older Children Life after the Presidency “Everybody Works but Father!” Referenc...

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Published in	A Companion to Theodore Roosevelt pp. 237 - 256
Main Author	Brudvig, Jon L
Format	Book Chapter
Language	English
Published	Oxford, UK Wiley‐Blackwell 16.09.2011
Subjects	life after the Presidency, embarking on a African safari the joys (and sorrows) of family life Theodore Roosevelt and the joys of family life Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., being called “Teedie” Theodore, smitten by Alice Hathaway Lee at Harvard Theodore, Sr., encouraging his son to take up boxing Theodore, Sr., transforming the family home into a gym TR's youthful energy, endearing him to children TR, leaving home in 1876 to attend Harvard war, separation and public service
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Summary:	This chapter contains sections titled: “Teedie's” First Family The Joys (and Sorrows) of Family Life War, Separation, and Public Service Life with Father The Children's White House Adventures Fatherly Advice to Older Children Life after the Presidency “Everybody Works but Father!” References Further Reading
ISBN:	9781444331400 144433140X
DOI:	10.1002/9781444344233.ch14