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| Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919). Theodore Roosevelt’s Letters to His Children. 1919. |
22. JOSIAH'S PASSIONATE DAY |
| Writing Senator Lodge on June 6, 1903, describing his return to the White House from his western trip, the President said: | 1 |
| "Josiah, the young badger, is hailed with the wildest enthusiasm by the children, and has passed an affectionate but passionate day with us. Fortunately his temper seems proof." | 2 |
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