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Eleanor Roosevelt
Provides an introduction to the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, including her involvement in politics, the work she accomplished as First Lady, and her ordeals with raising her children.
- GenresNonfictionBiography
288 pages, Paperback
First published August 9, 2001
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March 11, 2018
A remarkable woman.
Nothing more to say, because every other word will be minor.
I think it is important for women to read about Eleanor and others who gave strongness when neccessary. She in fact gave her's to others to bring the world back in order after WW II.
She is an idol even in our time when women enter more and more political work. Where would nowadays-woman be without that handful of women, they one the one hand being a woman, a mother, a wife and on the other hand political, interested, ongoing?
Women like Eleanor are our pathfinders.
Nothing more to say, because every other word will be minor.
I think it is important for women to read about Eleanor and others who gave strongness when neccessary. She in fact gave her's to others to bring the world back in order after WW II.
She is an idol even in our time when women enter more and more political work. Where would nowadays-woman be without that handful of women, they one the one hand being a woman, a mother, a wife and on the other hand political, interested, ongoing?
Women like Eleanor are our pathfinders.
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