In presenting his credentials to President Coolidge in the Blue Room of the White House, Sir Esme Howard, recently appointed British Ambassador to the U. S., made the following speech:
Mr. President, in handing to you my credentials as Ambassador of His Majesty King George to replace my distinguished predecessor, Sir Auckland Geddes, I have the honor to inform you that before leaving England I was charged both by His Majesty the King and his Prime Minister with messages of cordial and sincere good will and friendship toward the United States and toward you,...
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