FDR, an Intimate HistoryFollows the life of F.D.R. from his childhood through prep school and college and his successive positions as Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Governor of New York. It also analyzes his complex personality, traces his controversial career from his youth to the presidency, and assesses his role in the New Deal and World War II. |
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... Elliott Roosevelt . Eleanor described her mother , Anna Hall Roosevelt , as " one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen , " but saw in her mother's eyes only disappointment in her daughter's plainness . Anna preferred her two ...
... Elliott Roosevelt . Eleanor described her mother , Anna Hall Roosevelt , as " one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen , " but saw in her mother's eyes only disappointment in her daughter's plainness . Anna preferred her two ...
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Nathan Miller. Eleanor blamed her mother for the separation . She lived for Elliott's let- ters to his " Little Nell " and carried them about with her as a talisman . Shortly before the end of 1892 , when Eleanor was eight , Anna Roosevelt ...
Nathan Miller. Eleanor blamed her mother for the separation . She lived for Elliott's let- ters to his " Little Nell " and carried them about with her as a talisman . Shortly before the end of 1892 , when Eleanor was eight , Anna Roosevelt ...
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... Roosevelt : From Munich to Pearl Harbor . New York : Creative Age , 1950 . Reading , Don . " New Deal Activity in ... Elliott . As He Saw It . New York : Duell , 1946 . and Brough , James . An Untold Story : The Roosevelts of Hyde Park . New ...
... Roosevelt : From Munich to Pearl Harbor . New York : Creative Age , 1950 . Reading , Don . " New Deal Activity in ... Elliott . As He Saw It . New York : Duell , 1946 . and Brough , James . An Untold Story : The Roosevelts of Hyde Park . New ...
Contents
Foreword Prologue | 1 |
A Family Album | 6 |
Old School Ties | 24 |
Copyright | |
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