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Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt 1

secret
London ,2 11 August 1943.

Former Naval Person to President. Personal and most secret. Number 409.

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I have also received what follows in my next from U. J. You will see I am restored, if not to favour, at any rate to the court. I have sent reply which also follows.

It is quite cool here and very pleasant and everything is ready for you in Citadel which is admirably suited to our needs. It was indeed a happy inspiration which led you to suggest this particular rendezvous at this particular moment in Canadian politics.

  1. Channel of transmission not indicated.↩
  2. The message originated at Quebec but was apparently transmitted via London.↩