An Autobiography · Character
Mrs. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt's wife, mentioned in domestic contexts.
minor
Also known as Mrs. Roosevelt
First appearance: An Autobiography
Mrs. Roosevelt shows up with force in An Autobiography. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Theodore Roosevelt's mother, referenced in early family life.
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In An Autobiography: Theodore Roosevelt's mother, referenced in early family life. Later, in Boyhood and Youth: Theodore's mother, a sweet and gracious Southern woman who was devoted to her children and had a strong…
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