Theodore Roosevelt and the Rise of America to World Power

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By Howard K. Beale

Johns Hopkins Press, 1956, 600 pp

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A scholarly examination of Theodore Roosevelt's rôle in American foreign policy and international relations in the years when the United States was rapidly emerging as a world Power. While admiring Roosevelt's energy and ability, the author regrets his support of imperialism and his "urge for power."

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