The letter which Calvin Coolidge wrote to Woodrow Wilson:
August 4, 1923.
My dear Mr. Wilson:
It is with great distress that I have to inform you officially of the death of President Harding. In his death the nation suffers an irreparable loss; to me personally it is the loss of a true friend.
Should you contemplate participating in the funeral services of the late President, which I should greatly appreciate, upon the receipt of an expression of your wishes you will, of course, be duly apprised of the arrangements.
Yours very...
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