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CAMPING &TRAMPING
WITH
ROOSEVELT
BY JOHN BURROUGHS
Books by John Burroughs
WORKS. 19 vols., uniform, 16mo, with frontispiece, gilt top.
Wake-Robin.
Winter Sunshine.
Locusts and Wild Honey.
Fresh Fields.
Indoor Studies.
Birds and Poets, with Other Papers.
Pepacton, and Other Sketches.
Signs and Seasons.
Riverby.
Whitman: A Study.
The Light of Day.
Literary Values.
Far and Near.
Ways of Nature.
Leaf and Tendril.
Time and Change.
The Summit of the Years.
The Breath of Life.
Under the Apple-Trees.
Field and Study.
FIELD AND STUDY. Riverside Edition.
UNDER THE APPLE-TREES. Riverside Edition.
THE BREATH OF LIFE. Riverside Edition.
THE SUMMIT OF THE YEARS. Riverside Edition.
TIME AND CHANGE. Riverside Edition.
LEAF AND TENDRIL. Riverside Edition.
WAYS OF NATURE. Riverside Edition.
FAR AND NEAR. Riverside Edition.
LITERARY VALUES. Riverside Edition.
THE LIGHT OF DAY. Riverside Edition.
WHITMAN: A Study. Riverside Edition.
A YEAR IN THE FIELDS. Selections appropriate to each season of the year, from the writings of John Burroughs. Illustrated from Photographs by Clifton Johnson.
IN THE CATSKILLS. Illustrated from Photographs by Clifton Johnson.
CAMPING AND TRAMPING WITH ROOSEVELT. Illustrated from Photographs.
BIRD AND BOUGH. Poems.
WINTER SUNSHINE. Cambridge Classics Series.
WAKE-ROBIN. Riverside Aldine Series.
SQUIRRELS AND OTHER FUR-BEARERS. Illustrated.
BIRD STORIES FROM BURROUGHS. Illustrated.
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
Boston and New York
THE PRESIDENT ON GLACIER POINT, YOSEMITE VALLEYFrom stereograph, copyright 1905, by Underwood & Underwood, New York
CAMPING & TRAMPING
WITH ROOSEVELT
BY
JOHN BURROUGHS
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
The Riverside Press Cambridge
COPYRIGHT 1906 BY HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.
COPYRIGHT 1907 BY THE OUTLOOK COMPANY
COPYRIGHT 1907 BY JOHN BURROUGHS
Published October 1907
ILLUSTRATIONS
INTRODUCTION
This little volume really needs no introduction; the two sketches of which it is made explain and, I hope, justify themselves. But there is one phase of the President's many-sided character upon which I should like to lay especial emphasis, namely, his natural history bent and knowledge. Amid all his absorbing interests and masterful activities in other fields, his interest and his authority in practical natural history are by no means the least. I long ago had very direct proof of