Susan M. Theall recently heard Theodore Roosevelt speak, and while she agreed with everything he said, she feels that even more radical measures must be taken in order to help the people of the nation. Theall has suffered many hardships through her life, but she has been active in charity and public work. She wishes for him, “for justice and right to humanity to become a Christ Socialist.” Theall states “the good [he could] then do for the world [would] be unlimited.”
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-03-29
Creator(s)
Theall, Susan M. Matthews, 1846-1918