June 12, 1910, Page 3 The New York Times Archives

THE Pigskin Library, and Mr. Roosevelt's recent comment on books and reading under that title in The Outlook, call attention again to our ex-President's eminence among literary statesmen. As President, he was, as Lord Morley once said. "a man of letters temporarily called to other duties"; on the cessation of his public service he naturally turned to journalism. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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