The Life of Theodore Roosevelt
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. It is only the pioneer hunter who can tell us all about the great beasts of the chase. It is a mistake to subordinate the greater to the lesser." He goes on to explain that the spiders and scorpions will remain long after the big game is exterminated, and may be studied and described by later explorers. While entomologists may not agree with him, there is here again much common sense in his argument. At the same time his frankly admitted preference for the study of big game animals doubtless ...had much to do with his statement, and what specialist does not place his own hobby before any other branch of research.'* Next to game animals. Colonel Roosevelt's chief interest was in birds; indeed his first natural history studies were in ornithology. At the age of fourteen he began collecting birds both at his home at Oyster Bay and in the North Woods, and he took lessons in taxidermy from the veteran John G. Bell, who had accompanied Audubon on his famous journey up the Missouri in 1843. While at Harvard Roosevelt became a member of the Nuttall Ornithological Club of Cam- bridge, attended the meetings regularly, and took an active part in the proceedings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. It is only the pioneer hunter who can tell us all about the great beasts of the chase. It is a mistake to subordinate the greater to the lesser." He goes on to explain that the spiders and scorpions will remain long after the big game is exterminated, and may be studied and described by later explorers. While entomologists may not agree with him, there is here again much common sense in his argument. At the same time his frankly admitted preference for the study of big game animals doubtless ...had much to do with his statement, and what specialist does not place his own hobby before any other branch of research.'* Next to game animals. Colonel Roosevelt's chief interest was in birds; indeed his first natural history studies were in ornithology. At the age of fourteen he began collecting birds both at his home at Oyster Bay and in the North Woods, and he took lessons in taxidermy from the veteran John G. Bell, who had accompanied Audubon on his famous journey up the Missouri in 1843. While at Harvard Roosevelt became a member of the Nuttall Ornithological Club of Cam- bridge, attended the meetings regularly, and took an active part in the proceedings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, William Draper, 1867-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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