Theodore Roosevelt Quotes

He told me that when (Ralph Waldo) Emerson came to California, (Muir) tried to get him to come out and camp with him, for that was the only way in which to see at their best the majesty and charm of the Sierras... Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography.

- Theodore Roosevelt

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