Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932

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1910-04-24

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

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1913-03-14

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

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1913-03-04

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

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1913-02-15

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

Theodore Roosevelt informs Lady Gregory that Sunday is convenient. He is glad she can come.

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1911-11-21

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

Theodore Roosevelt informs Lady Gregory that Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt’s health prevents them from attending the theater. He invites her to visit Sagamore Hill and instructs her on which train to take.

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1911-11-17

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

Theodore Roosevelt will take Lady Gregory’s letter to The Outlook and see if they can help her. He thoroughly believes in her work and hopes the United States can adapt something similar. Roosevelt invites Gregory to Sagamore Hill.

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1911-08-11

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

President Roosevelt tells Lady Gregory that he has just received a copy of her book, A Book of Saints and Wonders. Roosevelt will read it with interest, as he does with all of Gregory’s works.

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1907-10-24

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

President Roosevelt thanks Lady Gregory for the copy of Saints and Wonders. He mentions the wealth of old Irish saga lore in his upcoming article in The Century Magazine.

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1906-09-25

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

President Roosevelt sends Lady Gregory a check.

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1905-01-31

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

President Roosevelt is sympathetic to Lady Gregory’s efforts to keep a collection of pictures in Dublin, Ireland, but does not know how he can help. Because Roosevelt has so many projects at home, he is reluctant to take on outside projects, although he regrets he cannot help.

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1905-01-03

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

President Roosevelt looks forward to receiving Lady Gregory’s book.

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1904-02-09

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Lady Gregory

President Roosevelt thanks Lady Gregory for the book of poems and songs that she sent. He thinks she will be amused to know that his wife and children knew some of the stories, having been told them by their Irish nurse and maids. Roosevelt reflects on the literary future of the United States, especially regarding the impact that new immigrants may have.

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