Camping with President Roosevelt

Camping with President Roosevelt

John Burroughs, naturalist and nature essayist (1827-1921)


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Table of Contents

-01- About this book

-02- FOREWORD

-03- A STORM CENTRE

-04- THE PRESIDENT'S INTEREST IN NATURAL HISTORY

-05- HIS LOVE OF ANIMALS

-06- MEETING THE PEOPLE

-07- A PRETTY INCIDENT

-08- GRATIFYING THE CHILDREN

-09- COWBOY FRIENDS

-10- RANCH LIFE THE MAKING OF HIM

-11- OLD NEIGHBORS

-12- BAD LANDS AND BAD MEN

-13- THE PRESIDENT'S CORDIALITY

-14- THE MULE TEAM

-15- SIDETRACKING THE PRESIDENT

-16- HUGE BOILING SPRINGS

-17- THE STYGIAN CAVES

-18- DEER FEEDING IN THE STREETS

-19- VISIT TO THE GEYSER REGION

-20- THE FIRST CAMP

-21- THE PRESIDENT ALONE IN THE WILDERNESS

-22- A STRANGE BIRD SONG

-23- THE SOLITAIRE

-24- THE SINGING GOPHER

-25- THE SECOND CAMP

-26- TREEING AN OWL

-27- ROOSEVELT THE NATURALIST

-28- WILD ELK

-29- TOWER FALLS

-30- MOUNTAIN SHEEP

-31- WATCHING THE STUNT

-32- TROUT FISHING

-33- RETURN TO FORT YELLOWSTONE

-34- AROUND THE CAMP FIRE

-35- THE PRESIDENT TELLING STORIES

-36- FLOORING A RUFFIAN

-37- RARE COMBINATION OF QUALITIES

-38- SLEIGHING AMONG THE GEYSERS

-39- OLD FAITHFUL

-40- CAPTURING A MOUSE

-41- THE MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD

-42- TRAVELING ON SKIS

-43- HOMEWARD BOUND