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Theodore Roosevelt writes to John Francis Snyder and is sorry to say that he did not have time for anthropology while in Africa, as he was occupied with natural history.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-07-14
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Dr. Hrdlicka for the letter and pamphlets. He has been reading the pamphlets with interest and “reasonable intelligence.” Roosevelt makes several comments regarding anthropology and human migration.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1915-03-01
President Roosevelt thanks Henry Fairfield Osborn for the efforts he took to help Roosevelt edit his Romanes lecture. He comments on the topic of races and racial mixing, raised by several prominent anthropologists, as well as Osborn himself. Roosevelt is somewhat intimidated by the importance that Osborn has said that his lecture will carry.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-12-21
A timeline of major milestones and events at Sullys Hill National Game Preserve from 1867 to 1995.
1995