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Through The Brazilian Wilderness by Theodore Roosevelt 1922 with Map. Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919) was the 26th President of the United States, a soldier, naturalist, and prolific writer. - Collectors of Theodore Roosevelt. First editions of this title are increasingly scarce, especially in solid condition. About the book: Theodore Roosevelt’s Through the Brazilian Wilderness, published by Charles Scribner’s Sons the same year Roosevelt returned from his perilous “River of Doubt” expedition. This is a highly desirable volume for collectors of Roosevelt, Americana, and early 20th‑century exploration. About the author: Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919) was the 26th President of the United States, a soldier, naturalist, and prolific writer. Known for his adventurous spirit and reformist energy, he wrote extensively about politics, nature, and exploration, leaving behind one of the most dynamic legacies in American history. Roosevelt’s account blends adventure, natural history, and personal reflection as he documents one of the most dangerous expeditions ever undertaken by a former U.S. President. First editions of this title are increasingly scarce, especially in solid condition. ✨ Features - Publisher: Charles Scribner’s Sons - Original decorative embossed cover - Clean title and copyright pages - Early‑20th‑century printing with period typography - A cornerstone collectible for Roosevelt enthusiasts - fold‑out map in perfect condition 📚 Condition This copy is in good vintage condition for its age. Covers show expected shelf wear but retain strong detail. Interior pages are clean with no major markings noted. Binding remains sound and fully readable. Please review all photos to assess condition. 🎁 Ideal For - Collectors of Theodore Roosevelt - Historians and lovers of exploration literature - Vintage library builders - Gift‑givers seeking a meaningful historical artifact 📦 Shipping Your book will be carefully packaged with protective materials to ensure safe and secure delivery. 🌍 Free international shipping for most of the World.