Eleanor and Franklin: The Story of Their Relationship, Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers |
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... York had become a bustling port of 25,000 , there were fifty Roosevelt families , and Claes's descendants were ... York's first bank . At his death Philip Hone , the diarist , spoke of him as " proud and aristo- cratical , " part of the ...
... York had become a bustling port of 25,000 , there were fifty Roosevelt families , and Claes's descendants were ... York's first bank . At his death Philip Hone , the diarist , spoke of him as " proud and aristo- cratical , " part of the ...
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... York society , said the New York Times , it is what " the Drawing Room in Buckingham Palace is to the fashionable world in London . " A debutante did not feel she had come out until she had curtsied to the patronesses who received the ...
... York society , said the New York Times , it is what " the Drawing Room in Buckingham Palace is to the fashionable world in London . " A debutante did not feel she had come out until she had curtsied to the patronesses who received the ...
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... York Academy of Medicine . Roosevelt agreed and had the examination . The reprints of the panel's wholly affirmative findings , published by Looker in Liberty , were mailed out broadcast by Louis . " If polio did not kill him , the ...
... York Academy of Medicine . Roosevelt agreed and had the examination . The reprints of the panel's wholly affirmative findings , published by Looker in Liberty , were mailed out broadcast by Louis . " If polio did not kill him , the ...
Contents
Foreword by Arthur M Schlesinger Jr | xi |
Introduction by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr | xv |
Authors Note | xvii |
Copyright | |
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