Former President Herbert Hoover "Fortunately Elsewhere"

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Herbert Hoover Describes Himself "Once of Washington D.C. Now Fortunately Elsewhere"

Autograph Sentiment Signed
1 page | SMC 1657

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Background

Herbert Hoover gives vent, amusingly, to a sentiment a great many presidents probably felt: he is, he writes,

“once of Washington D.C.
Now fortunately elsewhere.”

Autograph Sentiment Signed, 1 page, octavo, no place, August 19, no year.

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Herbert Hoover, the 31st President, Dies at Age 90

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HERBERT HOOVER

once of

Washington D.C.

Now fortunately elsewhere.

Aug '19

Herbert Hoover Describes Himself "Once of Washington D.C. Now Fortunately Elsewhere"

August 19

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Background

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