Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Alexander Smith Cochran
Theodore Roosevelt write to Alexander Smith Cochran, founder of the Elizabethan Club, to inquire about employment opportunities for poet Bliss Carman. Roosevelt mentions that when he was President, he angered the “ultra-civil-service Reformers” by encouraging a similar poet, Arlington Robinson, to pursue writing instead of his work at a millinery store.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1915-02-04