Contents of Volume VI
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| PAGE | |
| To President Roosevelt, September 21st | 440 |
| “What poor comedians some of those high potentates are!”—“The real leadership will easily fall to you as it should, and I trust that you will take it resolutely.” | |
| To Green B. Raum, November 29th | 441 |
| Unwilling to join with those seeking an increase in war pensions. | |
| 1906. | |
| To Enos Clarke, January 11th | 441 |
| A serious accident—Schurz's tribute to Doctor Preetorius—Busy with his memoirs. | |
| To Erving Winslow, February 20th | 443 |
| Better let the young Filipinos go ahead by themselves—A growing public opinion in favor of Philippine independence. | |
| From Ex-President Cleveland, March 21st | 444 |
| Thanks for Schurz's congratulations and continued good-will. | |
| To —— (Unknown), April 8th | 444 |
| The friendship between the United States and Germany—The cause of discordant voices—The way to prevent any possibility of war between the two nations. | |
| Index | 447 |
