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Theodore Roosevelt was “sick at heart” by the end of the campaign. He never had any doubt of opposing Woodrow Wilson. Cornelia Pinchot has not written Roosevelt anything about his article. William H. Taft has been elected the spokesman for the League of Enforcement.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1917-01-09
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary urges William H. Short to refer to Roosevelt’s recent articles about organizations like the “League to Enforce Peace.”
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1915-08-04
William T. Hornaday very much liked Theodore Roosevelt’s article on the League to Enforce Peace. Hornaday wanted to tell the Women’s Press Club in his speech that the organization is a “conspicuous case of wasted effort” but did not have enough time.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1917-01-12
Theodore Roosevelt compliments Josephine P. Peabody on her poem Harvest Moon but also takes the opportunity to criticize President Wilson for not entering World War. He refers to another of her poems about sheep equating it to the League to Enforce Peace and make the point that pacifism will not work in this situation.
1916-12-15