THIS I REMEMBER.
NY: Harper, (1949). 8vo, Pp. 387. Appendices, index. Illustrated with photographs. Blue cloth. Cover somewhat faded, and lilttle worn at edges, but a VG tight copy. The first volume of her autobiography. More
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THIS TROUBLED WORLD.
NY: Kinsey, 1938. First Edition. 8vo, pp. 47. A very good copy. Dedicated to Carrie C. Catt. A book on permanent peace written on the eve of a war. More
ORIGINAL PHOTO; 18 Sep 1943. ( 5 x 6-1/2.)
The image shows Roosevelt in a red cross uniform talked to a soldier on crutches. A very good image. More
TLS, 1 page, on personal stationary (211 East 62nd Street. NYC; to Mary, September 23, 1955
13 lines, Signed "with warm good wishes, affectionately" Eleanor Roosevelt. One old fold, in excellent condition. ER writes to comfort a friend: "I am distressed to hear the news of your mother's death ... what a dreadful blow for your sister! .... Work is the only help and I am..... More
TLS, 1 page, on personal stationary; to Mr. Mr. Cawley, April 16, 1962
8 lines, Signed Eleanor Roosevelt. ER notes that she doesn't feel that there will be widespread unemployement as a result of lower tarrifs ... but rather that "work must be suited for people" More
TLS, 1 page, on stationary of the Committee of Nine, Democratic National Convention, July 7, 1924; to Mrs. George H. Childs, Chairman, Bureau of Information
4 lines inquiring for Mrs. Childs' expenses, as ER who was treasurer of the Committee is settling the accounts. Little soiled, very good. More
TLS, 1 page, on stationary of Val-Kill Cottage; to Mr. Lincoln, February 5, 1954.
12 lines, signed. ER thanks Lincoln for his comments about her and FDR. She compliments him on his going back to college "at this late date." Noting that he will find it most rewarding "and perhaps even more than do our young people for you have had the experience both..... More
MEMORIAL ADDRESSES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,; Together with tributes on the Life and Ideas of Anna Eleanor Roosevelt. 88th Congress, first session.
House Document no. 152. Compiled under the direction of the Joint Committee on Printing. [Washington, 1963]. 8vo, pp. 113. Bound in black cloth (soiled), a very good tight copy. This includes proceedings to incorporate the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, editorials and the like as well as tributes by Carl Albert..... More
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