...It was some years after I read the first account published of the Tsavoman-eaters that I made the acquaintance of President Roosevelt... 
J. H. Patterson 「The Man-eaters of Tsavo and Other East African Adventures」
...His description was based upon an immature buck and a doe shot by Kermit Roosevelt...
Stewart Edward White 「African Camp Fires」
..." The following September,the Roosevelt reached Cape Sheridan, latitude 82° 27' north, under herown steam, a record unequaled by any other vessel, sail or steam...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...The Roosevelt is going fine...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...For another ship it would have been impassable,but the Roosevelt was built for this kind of work, and her worth andability had been proven on the voyage of 1905...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...On February 18, 1909, I left the Roosevelt on what might be areturnless journey...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...For days after I reached the Roosevelt, I did nothing but rest andeat...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...They rejoined the Roosevelt just before she leftCape Sheridan...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...Leaving the Roosevelt, he had turned inland at BlackCliff Bay...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...The Roosevelt was blown over to starboard until therails were submerged...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...From Karnah the Roosevelt sailed to Itiblu, where hunting-partiessecured thirty-one walrus and one seal...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...The Roosevelt, accompanied by her consort, sailed south to North StarBay and while entering the harbor ran ashore...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...It was in North Star Bay that the coal andprovisions from the Jeanie were transferred to the Roosevelt...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...A boat was quickly lowered fromthe yacht and the Peary family was soon united aboard the Roosevelt...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
...All kinds of sailing craft now met the Roosevelt and by them she wasescorted into the harbor of Sydney, C...
Matthew A. Henson 「A Negro Explorer at the North Pole」
... That accounts for theunprecedented rise of a man like Roosevelt...
Emma Goldman 「Anarchism and Other Essays」
... Its ideal is the oily, creepy respectabilityof a McKinley, and the brutal arrogance of a Roosevelt...
Emma Goldman 「Anarchism and Other Essays」
...All the photographs of elephantherds that were taken by Kermit Roosevelt and Akeley show a strikingabsence of adult males and of females with long tusks...
William T. Hornaday 「Our Vanishing Wild Life」
...Gifford Pinchot andPresident Roosevelt for the executive action that represented thefirst half of the effort...
William T. Hornaday 「Our Vanishing Wild Life」
...Its honorary membership, of eight persons, contains the names of three Americans: Theodore Roosevelt, Madison Grant and W...
William T. Hornaday 「Our Vanishing Wild Life」
...Theodore Roosevelt...
Various 「Hunting in Many Lands」
...In his "Wilderness Hunter"President Roosevelt says the same thing of the biggame of the Rockies...
John Burroughs 「Ways of Nature」
...It seems to me that the cases of the deer andthe antelope, referred to by President Roosevelt inthe letter to me quoted in the last chapter, show thecommunication of emotion only...
John Burroughs 「Ways of Nature」
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