Eleanor and Franklin: The Story of Their Relationship, Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's Private Papers |
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... stay with Sara and board out the servants they wanted to keep . Sara was upset over the proposed arrangements , Franklin warned ; she wanted the servants to stay . " Do just as you think best dear- est , " he wrote Eleanor , " and you ...
... stay with Sara and board out the servants they wanted to keep . Sara was upset over the proposed arrangements , Franklin warned ; she wanted the servants to stay . " Do just as you think best dear- est , " he wrote Eleanor , " and you ...
Page 397
... stay for a week , she's dying to go and hurt at not being asked . I'll bring her if you want and Missy could move out while she stayed.10 Roosevelt purchased Warm Springs from Peabody in 1926 for $ 195,000 , most of it money he had ...
... stay for a week , she's dying to go and hurt at not being asked . I'll bring her if you want and Missy could move out while she stayed.10 Roosevelt purchased Warm Springs from Peabody in 1926 for $ 195,000 , most of it money he had ...
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... stay at the White House than if they stay at home , so they will be here Christmas Eve and Diana will have company.16 A memorandum Harry left for Diana underscored the close- ness of their relationship : Just before Christmas in 1938 ...
... stay at the White House than if they stay at home , so they will be here Christmas Eve and Diana will have company.16 A memorandum Harry left for Diana underscored the close- ness of their relationship : Just before Christmas in 1938 ...
Contents
Foreword by Arthur M Schlesinger Jr | xi |
Introduction by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr | xv |
Authors Note | xvii |
Copyright | |
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