"The article appeared in the "Outlook" of October 25, 1922, and in it, among other things, the author describes an interview with the late Theodore Roosevelt: “At that time, I had just returned from Asia. Minor where I had witnessed the fearful deportations on the Bagdad Railroad, and could give him first-hand information of the awful atrocities going on. He asked me a number of questions, continually shaking his head and saying, ‘terrible, terrible, terrible’. " "Then with a tense expression on his face, he said, ‘Mr. Barlow, the greatest regret that I have as I look back on my administration is the fact that when the awful Adana massacre occurred, this government did not take steps against the outrage on civilization!’ ""
The Blight of Asia
CHAPTER XXXII
