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Theodore Roosevelt sends Carl G. Hovey an enclosure, along with a copy of a letter from the writer. Roosevelt would like Hovey to consider the manuscript and correspond directly with the writer.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1915-03-23
Theodore Roosevelt is concerned by what he has learned from Carl Hovey. Roosevelt tends to believe John Reed’s letter and debates how Ambassador J. J. Jusserand should proceed in the matter. The controversy involves Robert Steel Dunn being at the front as a neutral war correspondent. Dunn fired two shots from the German trenches into the French trenches.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1915-03-13