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Theodore Roosevelt 1858-1919: Critical Essay by Harold Zyskind

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SOURCE: "A Case Study In Philosophical Rhetoric: Theodore Roosevelt," in Philosophy and Rhetoric, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1968, pp. 228-54.

In the following essay, Zyskind studies Roosevelt as an example of a public figure who embodied conflicting views and qualities whose source of may be found in the nature of philosophic rhetoric.

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