Incomplete letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
In this incomplete letter to his sister, Colonel Roosevelt describes the trip across the Gulf of Mexico for the troops as they head towards Cuba.
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In this incomplete letter to his sister, Colonel Roosevelt describes the trip across the Gulf of Mexico for the troops as they head towards Cuba.
Lee H. McCoy asks Theodore Roosevelt to read the enclosed letter, which is a copy of one which he has sent to a number of observatories. McCoy believes that he has been able to read the constellations, has “practically uncovered the whole backbone of the starry system,” and has “the secrets of ancient Egypt coming to [him] now as simplicity itself.” He does not ask for money or assistance, but hopes to interest Roosevelt in the topic.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-06-28
President Wilson as Virgil labeled “Government” guides Dante labeled “Business” on his journey through Hell. They have emerged from a cave to view the stars overhead that spell “Co-operation.” Includes four lines of verse from Dante’s Inferno.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-02-14