Autobiography of Theodore Roosevelt

The book explores Theodore Roosevelt's multifaceted life as the twenty-sixth President of the United States, highlighting his roles as a Progressive reformer, Governor of New York, and a diverse professional including historian and naturalist. It delves into his efforts to shift the Republican Party towards Progressive ideals and his aggressive stance against monopolies, earning him the title of "trust buster" after dissolving forty corporations. Roosevelt's distrust of wealthy businessmen and his commitment to reform are central themes in his dynamic legacy.