Eleanor and Franklin: The Story of Their Relationship, Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers |
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Page 126
... social judgments . Like her father , Mlle . Souvestre was pri- marily a moralist in politics , and she was concerned more with social justice than with social analysis . In this regard she strengthened Eleanor's disposition toward a social ...
... social judgments . Like her father , Mlle . Souvestre was pri- marily a moralist in politics , and she was concerned more with social justice than with social analysis . In this regard she strengthened Eleanor's disposition toward a social ...
Page 303
... social correspon- dence three mornings a week . Lucy , an efficient social secretary and a charming person , soon became a household familiar . By later 1914 Franklin was writing Eleanor in Hyde Park that he had arrived safely in ...
... social correspon- dence three mornings a week . Lucy , an efficient social secretary and a charming person , soon became a household familiar . By later 1914 Franklin was writing Eleanor in Hyde Park that he had arrived safely in ...
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... social debut , 136 , 138 , 139 ; at Oak Terrace prior to debut , 137-38 ; and Uncle Vallie's alcoholism , 137- 38 ; as debutante , social func- tions surrounding , 138-41 ; her mother's debut and , 139 ; and Aunt Pussie's taunts , 139 ...
... social debut , 136 , 138 , 139 ; at Oak Terrace prior to debut , 137-38 ; and Uncle Vallie's alcoholism , 137- 38 ; as debutante , social func- tions surrounding , 138-41 ; her mother's debut and , 139 ; and Aunt Pussie's taunts , 139 ...
Contents
Foreword by Arthur M Schlesinger Jr | xi |
Introduction by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr | xv |
Authors Note | xvii |
Copyright | |
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