Letter from Thomas Lee to Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Lee writes to President Roosevelt that he would be happy if Roosevelt’s son, Ted, and his son’s friends would visit him at his hunting plantation on Pine Island. He hopes to convince the President that the visit would be an experience filled with quail hunting and good food. Lee also praises the President’s overwhelming victory in the 1904 election and discusses his opinions about Negro education.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1905-01-23