Goldstein, Nicole E. (Nicole Elan)

In her review of Patricia O’Toole’s When Trumpets Call: Theodore Roosevelt After the White House, Nicole E. Goldstein rejects O’Toole’s assertion that Roosevelt was powerless after leaving the White House. Goldstein asserts that the biography is marked by “amateur pop psychology,” wrong conclusions, and trite phrasing. A picture of the book’s front cover appears at the center of the first page of the review.

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Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal

Creation Date

2005

Creator(s)

Goldstein, Nicole E. (Nicole Elan)

Nicole E. Goldstein recounts the activities undertaken and speeches given at the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island on October 29, 2017. Goldstein lists the numerous events, highlighting the efforts of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA), the Friends of Theodore Roosevelt Island, and the President of the D.C. Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution, Thomas Misiano, who designed discovery kits for visitors to the island to educate them about Roosevelt. Goldstein also summarizes her speech as well as those of Alexcy Romero of the National Park Service, historians John Milton Cooper and Clay Jenkinson, and Tweed Roosevelt. Goldstein concludes her report by touting Roosevelt’s conservation record and giving a brief history of Theodore Roosevelt Island.

Ten color photographs supplement the report.

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Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal

A photograph of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders atop San Juan Hill in 1898 appears on the front cover of this issue while a photograph of members of the Theodore Roosevelt Association at the same location in 2012 appears on the back cover.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal

Creation Date

2012

Creator(s)

Goldstein, Nicole E. (Nicole Elan)