In the western life of young Theodore Roosevelt certain questions still linger. Did he attempt to ride with vigilantes? Did he and the flamboyant Marquis de Mores almost fight a duel? Did he use his fists to subdue a threatening gunman? Was he indeed a working western lawman? How many men did he arrest, and where? 

Newly discovered facts on these and many other questions are revealed in Theodore Roosevelt and Tales Told as Truth of His Time in the West.