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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to J. Pierpont Morgan

Theodore Roosevelt is pleased and surprised to learn that the manuscript he sent to J. Pierpont Morgan as a gift is one Morgan cares to have in his collection. Roosevelt closes with a request to visit the Pierpont Morgan Library, which he has long wanted to do.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1915-06-10

Letter from George D. Wardrop to John B. Franks

G. Douglas Wardrop writes to John B. Franks regarding personal items of Theodore Roosevelt’s which he is willing to sell. The single sheet and the speech with corrections in Roosevelt’s handwriting can be had for $100. Wardrop will follow up on Wednesday for a decision by Franks’s client. Wardrop was one of the stenographers and witnesses to Roosevelt’s will, and worked as his secretary for a time.

Collection

Harvard College Library

Creation Date

1926-12-13