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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Mr. Godey

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Mr. Godey

Writing from Dresden, Theodore Roosevelt informs Godey that he has not written sooner because he does not have much to write about and describes life in Dresden as monotonous. He comments on Godey’s letter about mountain climbing and also discusses his living conditions. Roosevelt also mentions an incident when he forgot his keys and had to go two days without a change of clothing.

Collection

Harvard College Library

Creation Date

1873-09-23

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles Frederick Weller

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles Frederick Weller

President Roosevelt believes that as the national capital, Washington, D.C., should be a model city in providing solutions for the social problems present in large cities. He thinks Charles Frederick Weller’s study will aid in identifying issues and suggesting solutions. The Homes Commission has been appointed to begin the same work in Washington, D.C. as it conducted in New York. Roosevelt appreciates Weller’s effective use of specific stories in his book instead of the usual, dull statistics. He feels Weller’s book provides a sympathetic understanding of these social problems.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1908-09-08