Camping and Tramping with Roosevelt

Highlighting the President's multifaceted character, this volume emphasizes his deep interest and expertise in natural history. The author recounts a personal experience from 1882 that sparked a debate with Roosevelt regarding the differences in animal life between Europe and America. Roosevelt's passionate response, received in 1892, showcases his radical Americanism and thorough knowledge as a naturalist. This correspondence serves as a compelling testament to his dedication to the study of nature, offering readers a glimpse into his intellectual pursuits beyond his political life.