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On behalf of the directors of the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution, William A. S. Miller acknowledges that President Roosevelt is unable to give a lecture while he is in Europe. Should his schedule open up, Roosevelt will be welcome to give a lecture, including one that has been delivered in America but not published in full.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1909-01-21
William A. S. Miller, secretary of the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution, conveys an invitation to President Roosevelt to give an address in Edinburgh when he is in Great Britain after his safari. Miller provides Roosevelt a brief history of the institution, which has hosted a number of other notable speakers. Should Roosevelt consent to giving a speech, Miller says that the choice of subjects would be entirely Roosevelt’s, and that it would not need to be highly technical.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-12-12