Theodore Roosevelt Praises Someone “Rendering a great public service”
Autograph Letter Signed, on letterhead of the United States Civil Service Commission, where he worked at the time, July 15, 1889. “My dear Sir: I was very glad indeed to get your letter; you understood my motives exactly. I hold myself personally indebted to you for having given me the chance to...
Autograph Letter Signed, on letterhead of the United States Civil Service Commission, where he worked at the time, July 15, 1889. “My dear Sir: I was very glad indeed to get your letter; you understood my motives exactly. I hold myself personally indebted to you for having given me the chance to subscribe, and permit me to assure you of my belief that you are rendering a great public service by what you are doing.” Very good, signed in full. Roosevelt’s personal letters were always full of effusive praise for the recipient.
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