Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt

Now back in print, this biography offers a candid exploration of Eleanor Roosevelt's remarkable life as a First Lady and humanitarian. From her influential New York roots and marriage to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, she played a significant role during pivotal moments in American history, advocating for the downtrodden and becoming a powerful voice in her own right. Following FDR's death, Roosevelt continued her activism as a U.N. Delegate and champion for human rights, using her platform to promote cooperation and understanding globally. Through her own words, this volume illuminates her journey and the world she helped shape.