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F. D. R. at School

Schlesinger Jr., Arthur | January 24, 1948 issue

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This article presents information on the book "F. D. R., His Personal Letters: Early Years," edited by Elliott Roosevelt. Even the childhood letters of a great man possess a special fascination, and the youthful correspondence of former U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt is no exception. Few of the letters contain so much of substantive interest; but, in bulk, they are remarkably successful in evoking the remote world which shaped Roosevelt's manners and impulses and without which his subsequent course cannot be understood. They show a youth not at all unhappy in his patrician, Edwardian environment.

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F.D.R. His Personal Letters 1905-1928 (Book); ROOSEVELT, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945; PRESIDENTS -- United States; BOOKS; LETTERS; UNITED States
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