Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Stoney
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt shares with Stoney that he just returned from a three-day visit with a squadron of iron-clad ships. He wishes every “Doubting Thomas” could see them; then, there would be no difficulty in building an adequate navy. Stoney’s current station is interesting, and Roosevelt asks to be kept informed.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1897-09-10