Letter, 1924 Sept. 13, Wellesley, to Mr. Moorhead.

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Letter, 1924 Sept. 13, Wellesley, to Mr. Moorhead.

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Regarding his inability to render judgment on contemporary political figures such as Senator La Follette, and his mistrust of change.

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Boston Athenaeum

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