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Theodore Roosevelt quickly thanks Robert Grant for the copy of The Convictions of a Grandfather Grant sent him, and describes himself as being “up to my ears in work”.
1912-06-06
President Roosevelt confirms receipt of a letter and article from Public Opinion sent by Robert Grant and shares with him his opinion on divorce and foreign policy.
1905-03-14
Governor Roosevelt shares with Robert Grant how “absorbed” he is in Grant’s novel, Unleavened Bread.
1900-08-14
Vice President Roosevelt thanks Robert Grant for his letter and inquires when the two may meet to discuss problems touched upon in his novel, Unleavened Bread.
1901-03-05
President Roosevelt gives Robert Grant his opinion on a pending marriage’s social implications and attempts to arrange a meeting with Grant to discuss the “problems” mentioned in his publication, The Undercurrent.
1904-08-25
President Roosevelt confirms receipt of Robert Grant’s two letters mentioning Sioux Falls and Sioux City, and comments on a questionable letter he received from a man, possibly a “campaign trick.”
1904-09-01
President Roosevelt thanks Robert Grant for his kind statements in a previous letter.
1901-09-21
President Roosevelt compliments Robert Grant on his publications, Unleavened Bread and The Undercurrent, and shares a letter passed along to him by Mrs. Roosevelt dated November 10, 1904. Roosevelt also thanks Grant for a recently received copy of The Undercurrent.
1904-10-25
Following the presidential election of 1904, President Roosevelt extends his appreciation for Robert Grant’s support and invites him and Mrs. Grant to a visit.
1904-11-10
President Roosevelt invites Robert Grant and his wife to visit him at the White House and join him in attending the Judiciary Dinner on February 2, 1904.
1904-12-09
William Loeb writes to Robert Grant to confirm his letter of January 28, 1905 and his upcoming visit with President Roosevelt.
1905-01-29
Theodore Roosevelt writes to author Robert Grant congratulating him on his recent “good luck,” and mentions his brother Elliott Bulloch Roosevelt’s recent meeting with Mrs. Robert Grant.
1882-10-26
President Roosevelt comments on his recent meeting with Robert Grant’s son and suggests further discussing Grant’s 1905 publication, The Orchid and foreign relations on their next meeting.
1905-07-06
President Roosevelt responds to Robert Grant’s letter of August 30, 1905, regarding a doctor, gives him his literary opinion on Captain Craig, and briefly comments on diplomatic affairs with the Japanese.
1905-09-02
President Roosevelt compliments Robert Grant on the observations in his book, The Undercurrent, shares his own opinions on society and politics, and invites Robert Grant and his wife to an upcoming musical.
1906-12-18
William Loeb confirms President Roosevelt’s receipt of Robert Grant’s letter and his expected visit with Roosevelt scheduled for January 11, 1907.
1906-12-22
President Roosevelt compliments Robert Grant on his thirteen year old son’s poem and thanks him for his recent visit.
1907-01-22
President Roosevelt thanks Robert Grant and comments on his recent visits, his son Theodore Roosevelt Jr., and Paul-Henri-Benjamin Balluet Estournelles de Constant of France.
1907-04-23
Theodore Roosevelt regrets that he will be unable to dine with Robert Grant due to previous engagements with Francis A. Lowell and A. Lawrence Lowell, but inquires if he may call upon him on his next visit to Boston.
1910-12-06
Theodore Roosevelt inquires if Robert Grant can “put him up” while he is in Boston for Harvard University events on February 25, 1912.
1912-01-23