Eleanor Roosevelt
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal And Public Life
By J. William T. Youngs, Oscar HandlinEleanor Roosevelt: A Personal And Public Life
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Eleanor Roosevelt: More Than a First Lady
By Joanne MatternA brief biography of the First Lady, spouse of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who is particularly known for her work for human rights.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
By Joanne MatternJoanne Mattern. Early. Sorrows. Early. Sorrows. Eleanor always felt she was a disappointment to her mother. Anna was often cold and stiff with the little girl. She called her daughter “Granny” because of the way she looked.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: Activist for Social Change
By Allison LassieurA biography of the former first lady who became active in promoting both civil rights and the feminist movement.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: A Hudson Valley Remembrance
By Joyce C. Ghee, Joan SpenceNF : Nancy Fogel NL : Dr. Nathan Lieberman NPS : National Park Service NRG : Nina Roosevelt Gibson NRI : Nancy Roosevelt Ireland NYSOPR & HP : New York State Office of Parks , Recreation and Historic Preservation , Clermont Historic ...
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Eleanor Roosevelt: First Lady
By Janet Hubbard-BrownEleanor had an equally intense friendship with Earl Miller, a tall and handsome New York state trooper. In 1929, Franklin, then the governor of New York, appointed Miller to protect Eleanor, who had refused to be driven in the state- ...
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Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life
By J. William T. YoungsDonn W. Parson , in his Ph.D. dissertation , “ Entering the Public Sphere : The 1920s Rhetoric of Anna Eleanor Roosevelt ” ( 1995 ) , discusses Eleanor's efforts to persuade women to enter the “ unladylike ” arena of politics .
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Eleanor Roosevelt: First Lady
By Fiona Young-BrownHer life would be filled with hardships, determination, advocacy, and triumphs. This is the story of one of the most influential First Ladies of the White House, a truly remarkable woman.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: Palestine, Israel and Human Rights
By Geraldine KiddLash, Eleanor and Franklin, p. 44. Ibid., p. 42. Roosevelt, The Autobiography, p. 10; Throughout her life, in a bid to vindicate herself and her father, Lash argued that she determined to demonstrate a steadiness of purpose that would ...
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Eleanor Roosevelt
By Dorothy SchneiderA liberated woman with a strong sense of both public and private duty, Eleanor Roosevelt overcame the shyness she had in her youth to construct careers of her own in teaching, writing, and international diplomacy.;When she ente.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life
By John William Theodore YoungsExamines Eleanor Roosevelt's life as a professional woman, a wife and mother, and, finally, a woman who illuminated her times and exemplified the complexities of womanhood in the twentieth century
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Eleanor Roosevelt: An American Journey
By Colleen M. O'Connor, Jess FlemionA collection of essays on various phases of Eleanor Roosevelt's life and career.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: Progressive Reformer
By Clara MacCaraldOffers readers an inside look into the life of Eleanor Roosevelt and how she influenced the nation as First Lady.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
By Mary WingetA biography of first lady and social reformer Eleanor Roosevelt, who was involved in politics, the fight for women's rights, and world peace.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: First Lady of American Liberalism
By Lois ScharfTraces the life of the first lady and social reformer, describes her marriage to President Roosevelt, and discusses her role in American politics
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Eleanor Roosevelt: Transformative First Lady
By Maurine Hoffman BeasleyPresiding in the White House longer than any other first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt championed the downtrodden as she traveled the globe, yet she was a maze of contradictions—an idealist who...
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Eleanor Roosevelt: A Life of Discovery
By Russell FreedmanA sympathetic and sensitive portrayal of the remarkable Eleanor Roosevelt captures the life and times of a woman who continues to offer inspiration, guidance, and hope to people of all ages. Reprint. Newbery Honor Book.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: Fighter for Social Justice
By Ann WeilThe childhood of the woman who became wife of a president and a great humanitarian.
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Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life
By John William Theodore YoungsThis biography offers a clear, concise and moving portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt. Her wisdom, kindness, trials and tribulations serve as wonderful examples of the power of human dignity, and of...