The Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt by Roosevelt, Eleanor -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Dedication Contents Preface Part I: This Is My Story

One: Memories of My Childhood Two: Adolescence Three: Home Again Four: Early Days of Our Marriage Five: A Woman Six: My Introduction to Politics Seven: Washington Eight: Growing Independence Nine: A Changing Existence Ten: Readjustment Eleven: The 1920 Campaign and Back to New York Twelve: Trial by Fire

Part II: This I Remember

Thirteen: The Private Lives of Public Servants Fourteen: Private Interlude: 1921-1927 Fifteen: The Governorship Years: 1928-1932 Sixteen: I Learn to Be a President’s Wife Seventeen: The First Year: 1933 Eighteen: The Peaceful Years: 1934-1936 Nineteen: Second Term: 1936-1937 Twenty: The Royal Visitors Twenty-one: Second Term: 1939-1940 Twenty-two: The Coming of War: 1941 Twenty-three: Visit to England Twenty-four: Getting on with the War: 1943 Twenty-five: Visit to the Pacific Twenty-six: Teheran and the Caribbean Twenty-seven: The Last Term: 1944-1945

Photo Section Part III: On My Own

Twenty-eight: An End and a Beginning Twenty-nine: Not Many Dull Minutes Thirty: Learning the Ropes in the UN Thirty-one: I Learn about Soviet Tactics Thirty-two: The Human Rights Commission Thirty-three: Foreign Travels Thirty-four: The Long Way Home Thirty-five: Campaigning for Stevenson Thirty-six: Bali and Morocco Thirty-seven: In the Land of the Soviets Thirty-eight: A Challenge for the West

Part IV: The Search for Understanding

Thirty-nine: Second Visit to Russia Forty: The American Dream Forty-one: Milestones Forty-two: The Democratic Convention of 1960 Forty-three: Unfinished Business

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