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view　which　I　had　with　him　in　London　more　than　five　years　later。　Also　I　will　quote　several　letters　which　have　subsequently　passed　between　us。

June　2；　1910。

I　saw　Mr。　Roosevelt　and　his　family　this　afternoon　at　10　Chesterfield　Street。　He　was　extremely　pressed；　and　informed　me　that　he　had　not　even　found　time　to　put　on　a　black　coat　since　ing　up　from　staying　with　Selous。　I　told　him　the　result　of　my　American　mission。　He　said　that　it　was　most　disheartening；　but　always　the　case　where　officials　could　have　their　way。　I　congratulated　him　upon　his　Natural　Resources　Conservation　Policy。　He　answered　that　he　was　making　a　big　fight　upon　that　point。

The　Bishop　of　Massachusetts；　who　was　present；　said　to　Mr。　Roosevelt　that　I　approved　of　his　famous　Guildhall　speech。

“Ah！”　he