The Covered Wagon, a movie dedicated to the memory of Theodore Roosevelt, was the first feature length western. It was released on March 16 in 1923, long before the modern Nanny State robbed us of our sense of who we are. And long before merciless third wave feminism infiltrated the souls of western nations to strike at the very heart of societies where men and women WERE once partners. As Roosevelt said, when accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in 1910, "No nation deserves to exist if it permits itself to lose the stern and virile virtues; and this...