Elihu Root letter to Hermann Hagedorn, 1925.

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Elihu Root letter to Hermann Hagedorn, 1925.

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One-page signed typescript letter from Elihu Root to "Hermann Hagerdorn [sic]" of the "Roosevelt Memorial Association," on Root, Clark, Howland & Ballantine letterhead, dated New York, June 10, 1925. "I acknowledge the receipt of your letter of June 3rd and thank you for your courtesy in sending me the replica in bronze of the gold medal which I received from the Association."

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