Eleanor and Franklin: The Story of Their Relationship, Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers |
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... girls called their headmistress , had her favorites . As the students filed by to say good night , she em- braced some girls , kissed some , and extended a gracious hand to the rest . Eleanor , who was drawn to girls who had ...
... girls called their headmistress , had her favorites . As the students filed by to say good night , she em- braced some girls , kissed some , and extended a gracious hand to the rest . Eleanor , who was drawn to girls who had ...
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... girls - the work of such artist - friends as Rodin , Puvis de Chavannes , Bar- bedienne . The occasions Eleanor treasured most were the eve- nings when she and a few other girls were invited to Mlle . Souvestre's study , where for a few ...
... girls - the work of such artist - friends as Rodin , Puvis de Chavannes , Bar- bedienne . The occasions Eleanor treasured most were the eve- nings when she and a few other girls were invited to Mlle . Souvestre's study , where for a few ...
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... girls will have to take certain hurdles in life , and that hurdles in school are an important preparation.18 The way the school day began was also traditional . Promptly at ten minutes of nine , the hundred uniformed girls , ranging ...
... girls will have to take certain hurdles in life , and that hurdles in school are an important preparation.18 The way the school day began was also traditional . Promptly at ten minutes of nine , the hundred uniformed girls , ranging ...
Contents
Foreword by Arthur M Schlesinger Jr | xi |
Introduction by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr | xv |
Authors Note | xvii |
Copyright | |
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