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  1. Mark Paul Jacobs _ How Teddy Roosevelt Slew the

    Theodore Roosevelt possessed a keen sense of own body's steady decline with his advancing age, and he inwardly bemoaned the lessening of his usual copious vitality. If only I could recapture just a sliver of youth, he pondered. If only I could gather enough strength to reclaim some of my former vigor, before all is lost on this most inhospitable continent. Yet
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  2. Mark Paul Jacobs _ How Teddy Roosevelt Slew the

    The permeating heat, combined with Teddy's lifetime struggle with asthma, often felt like a prizefighter's right-handed roundhouse to his fifty-four-year-old gut. And to make matters worse-and verified by personal accounts offered by the experienced Brazilian officers-his misery would only worsen as they descended into the heart of the Amazon's sweltering jungle. Theodore Roosevelt possessed a keen sense of own body's steady decline with his advancing age, and he inwardly bemoaned the lessening of his usual copious vitality. If only I could recapture just a sliver of youth, he pondered. If only I could gather enough strength to reclaim some of my former vigor, before all is lost on this most inhospitable continent. Yet
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  3. Mark Paul Jacobs _ How Teddy Roosevelt Slew the

    Theodore Roosevelt had made numerous decisions during his long and storied career-some were good, some bad, some indifferent, and some that turned out to be absolute disasters. He always firmly believed the nature of a good leader was not to be perfect-men were mortal and not Gods-but to be bold, hold true to your own principles, and to issue quick and decisive edicts. Roosevelt often marveled at the instincts
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