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Senior Fellow @AEI, Politics Professor @SarahLawrence, Proud Dad. Lover of Vintage Maps, Posters, and Photography
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Theodore Roosevelt’s Library Archives

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By Samuel J. Abrams Verified
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Post AEIdeas A grieving 25-year-old rode into rough country and slowly became the kind of man who could stand in Paris and tell the world what a republic requires of its citizens: being in the area and not a spectator. The library rightly celebrates Roosevelt’s moment of formation and very proudly shares that story with the nation. Go visit, you won’t be disappointed. BY Samuel J. Abrams ON 14 Jul 26
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North Dakota Archives

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By Samuel J. Abrams Verified, Frederick M. Hess, Mark Perry
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Post AEIdeas Why Theodore Roosevelt’s Library Belongs in the Badlands Op-Ed Education Week How One State Is Talking About School Improvement Post AEIdeas Obama Never Mentions the Bakken Oil Fields: Top 10 Reasons He Should Say Something Before He Leaves Office Post AEIdeas Shale Oil Turned North Dakota from One of the Poorest US States into the Second Most Prosperous State in a Decade Post September Was Another Record-setting Month for North Dakota’s Oil Output Post North Dakota Sets More Oil...
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Why Theodore Roosevelt’s Library Belongs in the Badlands

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By Samuel J. Abrams Verified, Maya Echambadi
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
The new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opened on July 4 in Medora, North Dakota. The location may seem surprising because Roosevelt was a New Yorker: he was born in Manhattan, buried in Oyster Bay, has a memorial along Central Park, and spent most of his adult life at Sagamore Hill on Long Island. A presidential library almost anywhere in New York would have made sense. But his library sits on a mesa in the Badlands, overlooking the Little Missouri River.
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