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... Eleanor's , although the campaign was reaching its climax and there must have been a great deal of discussion of ... Franklin selected a ring at Tiffany's , " after much inspection and deliberation , " and gave it to Eleanor on October ...
... Eleanor's , although the campaign was reaching its climax and there must have been a great deal of discussion of ... Franklin selected a ring at Tiffany's , " after much inspection and deliberation , " and gave it to Eleanor on October ...
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... Franklin got home at 4.45 so he was there very soon after Eleanor got home from her drive . The baby is really lovely and very big , 11 lbs . Frankin Jr. was indeed the biggest and most beautiful of all Eleanor and Franklin's babies .
... Franklin got home at 4.45 so he was there very soon after Eleanor got home from her drive . The baby is really lovely and very big , 11 lbs . Frankin Jr. was indeed the biggest and most beautiful of all Eleanor and Franklin's babies .
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The Story of Their Relationship, Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers Joseph P. Lash. Roosevelt , Hall ( Continued ) Franklin , 233 ; on Sara's inter- ference with Eleanor's house- hold , 274 ; enlists in air force ( World War I ) ...
The Story of Their Relationship, Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers Joseph P. Lash. Roosevelt , Hall ( Continued ) Franklin , 233 ; on Sara's inter- ference with Eleanor's house- hold , 274 ; enlists in air force ( World War I ) ...
Contents
Foreword by Arthur M Schlesinger Jr | xi |
Introduction by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr | xv |
Authors Note | xvii |
Copyright | |
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