Rough Rider

Roosevelt, Theodore, The Rough Riders. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899.

Roosevelt, Theodore, The Rough Riders. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899.

The cover depicts two bears (one painted with a striking resemblance to Theodore Roosevelt) carrying a bobcat on a pole. The first bear has a Rough Rider hat inscribed with the phras...

THEODORE ROOSEVELT BANNER WITH AN EXQUISITE PORTRAIT IMAGE IN ROUGH RIDER'S GARB, COPYRIGHTED BY GEORGE ROCKWOOD (INVENTOR OF THE CDV), PRINTED IN BOSTON; ALMOST CERTAINLY MADE FOR U...

Quiller-Couch, A Lover of Music by Henry Van Dyke illustrated by Walter Appleton Clarke, The Stevenson Letters, The Rough Riders by Gov. Theodore Roosevelt, A Winter Journey to the K...

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt’s enthusiasm to revisit his Rough Rider days, and drive to help fight in WWI “if I am allowed to have the division,” is made obvious in this letter.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt's home, Sagamore Hill, was on the north shore of Long Island in Oyster Bay, New York, and because the name of the town appears on the pennant, it was most certainly used th...

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt – Letters & Speeches 23. Roosevelt – The Rough Riders 24. Steinbeck – Novels 1942-1952 25.

Boldly Graphic And Colorful Teddy Roosevelt Textile, With His Portrait In A Large Heart And Rough Riders Above, Made To Celebrate His Receipt Of The Nobel Prize For Peace In 1906 ...

The top reproduction photograph was originally taken in 1898 and shows Roosevelt in his Rough Riders uniform just before he set out to Cuba to fight in the Spanish-American War.

Roosevelt is wearing his Rough Rider uniform, leaning forward with his pince-nez glasses on his nose.

Roosevelt is wearing his Rough Rider uniform, leaning forward with his pince-nez glasses on his nose.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and ushered it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days and pushed it through to statehood.

Roosevelt had many friends in the Oklahoma Territory from his Rough Rider days, and pushed it through to statehood.

Congress declared war on April 25, 1898, the same day Roosevelt received approval to raise his cavalry regiment, nicknamed the “Rough Riders,” to fight in Cuba. The war lasted only t...