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Literary Essays
Literary Essays
Author:
Theodore Roosevelt in this book, establishes himself as an enormous intellect. The subjects he covers include the limits of scholarship, the use of ordinary humanity in literature, search for truth, modern art, Darwinism, rights of women and African Americans, and sea power.
Author:
Theodore Roosevelt in this book, establishes himself as an enormous intellect. The subjects he covers include the limits of scholarship, the use of ordinary humanity in literature, search for truth, modern art, Darwinism, rights of women and African Americans, and sea power.
ISBN-13: 9781414504902
ISBN-10: 141450490X
Publication Date: 2/4/2004
Pages: 350
Rating: ?
ISBN-10: 141450490X
Publication Date: 2/4/2004
Pages: 350
Rating: ?
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