Papers as Vice-Presidential candidate, 1920.

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Papers as Vice-Presidential candidate, 1920.

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Correspondence, memoranda, reports, drafts of speeches and articles, campaigh literature, printed material, and clippings relating to the campaign of 1920. Correspondence includes personal letters of Roosevelt and letters of his campaign manager Charles H. McCarthy written from the Roosevelt headquarters in New York City.

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