Blanche Wiesen Cook Quotes

In One Way, It Is This Sense Of Order And Also Love That, I Think, Really Saved Eleanor Roosevelt's Life. And In Her Own Writing, She's Very Warm About Her Grandmother, Even Though, If You Look At Contemporary Accounts, They're Accounts Of Horror At The Dickensian Scene That Tivoli Represents: Bleak And Drear And Dark And Unhappy. But Eleanor Roosevelt In Her Own Writings Is Not Very Unhappy About Tivoli.

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