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Category Archives: First Ladies
Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt – First Lady
Every thing about Theodore Roosevelt was larger than life. He had an enormous amount of energy and approached everything with exuberance and enthusiasm, whether it was physical exercise, hunting, reading, charging up San Juan Hill, or continuing a speech while … Continue reading
Bess Truman – Harry’s One True Love
I like Harry Truman. I might not agree with all the decisions he made as President, but I like the person he was. One thing I like about Harry is that once he set his mind to something, he did … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century, Bess Truman, Harry S. Truman, Independence MO, women's history, World War I
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Eleanor Roosevelt – A Late Bloomer
There are many biographies about her, multi-volume biographies, as well as biographies about her husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt which of necessity include her. I am certainly not an expert on her and there are people out there who are; people … Continue reading