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5. A White Man’s Country: Elite Masculinity, Racial Decline, and the Frontier Stories of Theodore Roosevelt
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1. Sir William Drummond Stewart and Aristocratic Masculinity 19
- 2. “What Shall I Do with My Son?”: Moreton Frewen and Aristocratic Masculinity on the Ranching Frontier 45
- 3. Gender and Empire: The Earl of Dunraven and Isabella Bird in Estes Park 83
- 4. “The Latest Fad of These Silly Days”: Buffalo Bill in Darkest London 132
- 5. A White Man’s Country: Elite Masculinity, Racial Decline, and the Frontier Stories of Theodore Roosevelt 164
- EPILOGUE 212
- NOTES 219
- BIBLIOGRAPHY 259
- INDEX 277
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1. Sir William Drummond Stewart and Aristocratic Masculinity 19
- 2. “What Shall I Do with My Son?”: Moreton Frewen and Aristocratic Masculinity on the Ranching Frontier 45
- 3. Gender and Empire: The Earl of Dunraven and Isabella Bird in Estes Park 83
- 4. “The Latest Fad of These Silly Days”: Buffalo Bill in Darkest London 132
- 5. A White Man’s Country: Elite Masculinity, Racial Decline, and the Frontier Stories of Theodore Roosevelt 164
- EPILOGUE 212
- NOTES 219
- BIBLIOGRAPHY 259
- INDEX 277
