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Eleanor Roosevelt Reflects On Warm Springs Years And Campaign Persuasion
Eleanor Roosevelt recalls autumn 1924 at Warm Springs, the influence of Louis Howe, and her own political work with Nancy Cook and Marion Dickerman. She describes cottage life at Val Kill, the low mood era factory venture, teaching at Todhunter, and the push to back Franklin’s run for governor.
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Navy Department
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Campobello
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