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Library Ed. Recorded Books 2004
CS ISBN 1402587058 $109.75 Twenty cassettes
DD ISBN $48.97
Dalton's biography of TR begins with the premise that his actions were all a response to his sickly childhood and that proving himself a man was his life's goal. To that end, the book is a great success. Roosevelt's commitment to political reform and conservation was ahead of its time and set a course for U.S. policy for the rest of the century. Narrator Suzanne Toren does an excellent job keeping this mammoth story moving. Her voice, easy to follow, has a straightforward, authoritative tone. She pauses effectively for quotes and allows us to digest points before moving on. The result is a satisfying story and, better yet, good history. R.I.G. © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine [Published: JUNE/JULY 05]
Library Ed. Recorded Books 2004
CS ISBN 1402587058 $109.75 Twenty cassettes
DD ISBN $48.97
Library Ed. Recorded Books 2004
CS ISBN 1402587058 $109.75 Twenty cassettes
DD ISBN $48.97
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