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At last,
Edmund Morris unveils
Theodore
Rex, the blockbuster follow-up to his Pulitzer
Prize-winning classic
The
Rise of
Theodore Roosevelt, reissued in an updated and
expanded edition. In a narrative with the sweep and drama of an
epic film, Theodore Rex tells the astounding
story of TR's presidential years, 1901 to 1909, when his "big
stick" busted trusts, made war and peace, and generally proved
the truth of what Henry Adams said: "Theodore is never sober,
only he is drunk with himself and not with rum." After reading
this book, you'll be reeling.
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A New York Cop's Toughest
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He's New
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September 11, but as his amazing memoir
The
Lost Son: A
Life in Pursuit of Justice shows, Bernard
Kerik's toughest job was solving the murder mystery of his own
mother, who abandoned him 41 years ago.
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