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by Edmund Morris
About 73 pages (21,844 words)
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Chapter 14, The Next Mayor of New York Summary and Analysis

At the Republican convention in New York City, party leaders implore Roosevelt to run for mayor. Though the timing of the elections nearly coincides with his planned departure for Europe, to rendezvous with Edith, he consents. As the city watches the construction of the new Statue of Liberty, Roosevelt rushes around, campaigning with all his strength.

At first, Roosevelt admits he fears he is doomed to lose. However, as the race progresses, he gains momentum on the other candidates. Days before the election, Roosevelt feels.....

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