Eleanor Roosevelt: A Life of DiscoveryScholastic, Incorporated, 1993 - 197 pagini A photobiography of the first wife of a president to have a public life and career of her own. |
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... became Eleanor's closest friends . They are shown with Marion's sister Peggy Levenson in front of Eleanor's seven - passenger touring car , July 1926 . Marion and Nan became Eleanor's constant companions . Franklin liked both of them ...
... became Eleanor's closest friends . They are shown with Marion's sister Peggy Levenson in front of Eleanor's seven - passenger touring car , July 1926 . Marion and Nan became Eleanor's constant companions . Franklin liked both of them ...
Pagina 106
... became the first woman judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals . By the end of Roosevelt's first term , far more women than ever before held responsible government posts . Eleanor played down her influence on these appointments . But she ...
... became the first woman judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals . By the end of Roosevelt's first term , far more women than ever before held responsible government posts . Eleanor played down her influence on these appointments . But she ...
Pagina 133
... became a regular part of the White House routine . Eleanor Roosevelt's job at the Office of Civilian Defense was the only official post she ever held in her husband's administration . Almost immediately , opponents of the New Deal began ...
... became a regular part of the White House routine . Eleanor Roosevelt's job at the Office of Civilian Defense was the only official post she ever held in her husband's administration . Almost immediately , opponents of the New Deal began ...
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