Impressions of the campaign : Detroit, Michigan to Pueblo, Colorado, 1900.

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Impressions of the campaign : Detroit, Michigan to Pueblo, Colorado, 1900.

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Presentation album of photographs of the Theodore Roosevelt, 1900 vice-presidential campaign tour of Michigan, Wisconsin, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Utah, and Colorado. Images include landscapes and crowds gathered to see Roosevelt. When Roosevelt is shown, it is noted in the description. The inside front cover of the album is inscribed, "To Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Impressions of the campaign, Detroit, Michigan to Pueblo, Colorado, September 1900. Compliments of the perpetrator who 'effaced himself.'"

1 volume ; 29 x 35 centimeters

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