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On Asthma: Its Pathology and Treatment
, subject: Asthma and the importance of exercise, 1860
Henry Hyde Salter's On Asthma supplied a creed of exercise and action that Theodore Roosevelt and his father adopted, and that creed shaped Roosevelt's life.
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About the book
Published in London by John Churchill in 1860, the treatise runs to 372 pages.
Why read it
Best if You want to see the source of the exercise-and-action creed that Theodore Roosevelt and his father adopted, and that shaped Roosevelt's life.
Key themes
- Guidance that became a creed
- Adopted by father and son
Evidence and original sources
Source: official Founders episode — #156
This record is supported by 1 public evidence rows linked to original Founders episodes.
- Theodore Roosevelt — David says Salter's On Asthma supplied an exercise-and-action creed that Theodore and his father adopted and that shaped Roosevelt's life.