Theodore Roosevelt transforms tragedy into purpose. From New York politics to the Badlands, the Rough Riders to the presidency.
Theodore Roosevelt transforms tragedy into purpose after losing his wife and mother in one day. From New York politics to the Badlands, the Rough Riders to the presidency, he battles monopolies, builds national parks, and projects American power abroad. Larger than life yet deeply human, his story reveals how ambition, grief, and idealism forged one of history's most energetic leaders.
