The World Around Us #21
In "The Founding Fathers," Theodore Roosevelt’s journey from a frail youth to the youngest U.S. President is brought to life with vivid energy by artist Gerald McCann, whose dynamic interior art captures Roosevelt’s relentless drive. The story highlights his commitment to a Square Deal and enduring spirit, all rendered with crisp detail on a cover by Larry Myers that mirrors the era’s bold, informative style.
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Theodore Roosevelt overcomes youthful sickliness to make a rapid and energetic rise through public service, becoming the youngest President ever. He fights for a Square Deal for all Americans, and remains energetic in retirement.
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