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Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Henry St. George Tucker Correspondence, 1896/1928

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This collection consists of four signed letters to Tucker, one from each Theordore Roosevelt during his time as president, Alfred E. Smith during his time as Govenor of New York, William Jennings Bryan during his first run for President, and Grover Cleveland during his time as president. Roosevelt appoints Tucker to be a representative to the September 1904 Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists to be held in St. Louis, Missouri. Smith thanks Tucker for his letter about a section of the Constitution. Bryan thanks Tucker for his kind words and commendation.

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Henry St. George Tucker Correspondence, 1896/1928 4 Item

Roosevelt, Theodore

This collection consists of four signed letters to Tucker, one from each Theordore Roosevelt during his time as president, Alfred E. Smith during his time as Govenor of New York, William Jennings Bryan during his first run for President, and Grover Cleveland during his time as president. Roosevelt appoints Tucker to be a representative to the September 1904 Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists to be held in St. Louis, Missouri. Smith thanks Tucker for his letter about a section of the Constitution. Bryan thanks Tucker for his kind words and commendation.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Theodore Roosevelt letter to President Henry L. Smith, 1914

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This collection contains a letter sent from Theodore Roosevelt Washington and Lee University president Henry L. Smith, responding to a previous letter sent by Smith, declining the invitation to speak at the institution. The letter is dated December 4, 1914.

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Theodore Roosevelt letter to President Henry L. Smith, 1914 0.01 Linear Feet 1 folder

Roosevelt, Theodore

This collection contains a letter sent from Theodore Roosevelt Washington and Lee University president Henry L. Smith, responding to a previous letter sent by Smith, declining the invitation to speak at the institution. The letter is dated December 4, 1914.

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