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George B. Cortelyou replies to William Loeb that the part of Mr. Foster’s letter that Loeb underscored was not called to his attention. Cortelyou says he is “not going to pay anything for a manuscript of that sort.”
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-07-22
William Loeb explains to John D. Morris & Co. that President Roosevelt has received nine out of ten volumes in a set of books on Irish literature that he ordered. He explains that an explanation of delay for the tenth was not initially received, but Loeb regardless encloses a check that pays Roosevelt’s account in full.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-10-18
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1897-11-03
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
English
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1897-10-29
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
English
Frank Harper requests a copy of the book De Contemptu Mundi from Baker & Taylor Co at their earliest convenience. If they do not have it in stock themselves, he requests that they see if it can be obtained from a Catholic publishing house.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-07-03
G. P. Putnam’s Sons issues a receipt to Theodore Roosevelt for the purchase of a book.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-08-01
Herbert Putnam approves of and appreciates President Roosevelt’s letter to Baron Roman Romanovich Rosen. If Putnam makes the purchase, it will come out of the regular appropriations.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-10-09
Michael L. Manson opens this edition of “Book Notes” with a review of H. Paul Jeffers’s look at Theodore Roosevelt’s role in starting and prosecuting the Spanish-American War. Manson writes that Colonel Roosevelt: Theodore Roosevelt Goes to War, 1897-1898 portrays Roosevelt as the driving force behind American entry into the war. The section also promotes three books written by two members of the Theodore Roosevelt Association, and it praises recent works on Roosevelt by Joan Paterson Kerr and Joseph R. Ornig. The section also contains a text box with information about a poster and booklet honoring Roosevelt produced by the New York State Department of Labor.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1996
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) offers seven books by or about Theodore Roosevelt for sale: two collections of Roosevelt’s writings and speeches; two deal with his homes, Sagamore Hill and Pine Knot; two evaluate his life in essays and pictures; and the novel The Alienist covers his time as Police Commissioner of New York City. The TRA also offers for sale the autobiography of Selwa Roosevelt. The ad includes an order form and an illustration of Roosevelt reading in a rocking chair.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1994-1995
Advertisement and order form for the book Theodore Roosevelt: An American Mind. The work, a collection of Theodore Roosevelt’s writings, is edited by Mario R. DiNunzio and consists of fourteen parts that draw on Roosevelt’s many experiences and interests.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1993
Advertisement from Stackpole Books for two books by Theodore Roosevelt, Through the Brazilian Wilderness and Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter, and for Joseph R. Ornig’s account of Roosevelt’s expedition on the River of Doubt. The ad features cover illustrations for all three titles and includes brief summaries of each title as well as an order form.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1993-1994
Advertisement for the book Theodore Roosevelt: Many-Sided American. The advertisement highlights quotations from Edmund Morris and John Milton Cooper, and it discusses the organization and features of the book, such as its illustrations. The work is offered at a discount to members of the Theodore Roosevelt Association. An illustration of Theodore Roosevelt appears at the top left of the ad.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1993
The Theodore Roosevelt Association has collected nine of Theodore Roosevelt’s most famous speeches into a book, which it offers for sale to its members.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1993
The Theodore Roosevelt Association has collected nine of Theodore Roosevelt’s most famous speeches into a book, which it offers for sale to its members.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1991
Advertisement and order form from the University Press of Kansas for Lewis L. Gould’s The Presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. The ad features endorsements from four historians.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1991
The Theodore Roosevelt Association has collected nine of Theodore Roosevelt’s most famous speeches into a book, which it offers for sale to its members.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1991
Richard H. Collin’s book, Theodore Roosevelt’s Caribbean, is available for purchase. The work examines the political environment of the United States and Caribbean during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries alongside the character of Theodore Roosevelt, and considers the historical moment which saw the United States expand the principles of the Monroe Doctrine and assert itself more widely in the western hemisphere.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1991
The Theodore Roosevelt Association has collected nine of Theodore Roosevelt’s most famous speeches into a book, which it offers for sale to its members.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1988
The Theodore Roosevelt Association has collected nine of Theodore Roosevelt’s most famous speeches into a book, which it offers for sale to its members.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1988
Theodore Roosevelt submits a subscription for four volumes of History and Genealogy of the families of Bulloch and Stobo, which Joseph Gaston Baillie Bulloch is currently writing.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-03