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Thoughtful. . . . Perceptive and entertaining. . . . A fresh look at TR. - -The Boston Globe <br> Offers an exquisite portrait of TR in a biography that towers over competing accounts for its shrewd insight into a complex American statesman. -- Flint Journal <br> A fresh look at TR. . . . More than any other president, he embodied the virtues of energy, vitality and self-improvement. -- The Washington Post <br> Provid[es] insights both original and important. . . . May be the best of a large number of very good biographies. -- Richmond Times -Dispatch<br>

Thoughtful. . . . Perceptive and entertaining. . . . A fresh look at TR. - -The Boston Globe<br><br> Offers an exquisite portrait of TR in a biography that towers over competing accounts for its shrewd insight into a complex American statesman. -- Flint Journal<br><br> A fresh look at TR. . . . More than any other president, he embodied the virtues of energy, vitality and self-improvement. -- The Washington Post<br><br> Provid[es] insights both original and important. . . . May be the best of a large number of very good biographies. -- Richmond Times -Dispatch<br>

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Kathleen Dalton is Cecil F.P. Bancroft Instructor of History and Social Science at Phillips Academy, Andover and a Consulting Historian for the National Park Service. She was formerly a Fellow at Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History at Harvard University and a Gilder-Lehman research fellow in New York. Educated at Mills College and Johns Hopkins University, she has been studying Theodore Roosevelt since 1975. She is the author of several articles on Theodore Roosevelt and his times. She lives in Andover, Massachusetts, with her husband, the historian E. Anthony Rotundo, and their two children.

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