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Theodore Roosevelt and the Assassin Madness, Vengeance, and the Campaign of 1912

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ISBN-10: 0762782994

ISBN-13: 9780762782994

Edition: N/A

Authors: Gerard Helferich

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John Flammang Schrank—a lonely Manhattan saloonkeeper—was obsessed with the 1912 presidential election and Theodore Roosevelt. The ex-president’s extremism and third-term campaign were downright un-American. Convinced that TR would ignite civil war and leave the nation open to foreign invasion, Schrank answered what he believed to be a divine summons, buying a gun and stalking Roosevelt across seven Southern and Midwestern states, blending into throngs of supporters. In Chattanooga and Chicago, he failed to act. In Milwaukee, on October 14, Schrank crossed TR’s path again—BANG!Theodore Roosevelt and the Assassin is the dynamic unfolding account of the audacious attempt on Roosevelt’s life…    
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Book details

List price: $31.95
Publisher: Globe Pequot Press, The
Publication date: 10/8/2013
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 304
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 0.066
Language: English

Before beginning to write in 2002, Gerard Helferich was an editor and publisher for 25 years at several houses in New York, including Doubleday, Simon & Schuster, and John Wiley. Helferich's other works include Stone of Kings: In Search of the Lost Jade of the Maya, as well as the highly praised Humboldt's Cosmos: Alexander von Humboldt and the Latin American Journey That Changed the Way We See the World and the award-winning High Cotton: Four Seasons in the Mississippi Delta.

Map: The Travels of Theodore Roosevelt and John Schrank, September 21-October 14, 1912
Prologue: "Avenge My Death!"
"We Stand at Armageddon"
"God Has Called Me to Be His Instrument"
"We Want No King"
"A Perfect Stranger"
"I'm Not a Fancy Fencing Match"
"It Was a New Thing to Me"
"A Decent, Respectable Reception"
"I Want to Be a Good Indian, O.K."
"He Pinked Me, Harry"
"The Wound Is a Trivial One"
"I Am Not a Lunatic"
Epilogue: "I Have Already Lived and Enjoyed as Much of My Life as Any Other Nine Men I Know"
Author's Note
Acknowledgments
Sources
Bibliography
Index
About the Author