Summary:
The book chronicles the life of the former First Lady, detailing her personal experiences, including her marriage to Franklin D. Roosevelt, her role in his political career, and her own work as a diplomat and activist for human rights. It offers insights into her thoughts, struggles, and achievements as she navigated her public and private life through significant historical events.
Key points:
1. Personal Challenges: Eleanor Roosevelt faced many hardships, including early parental loss, marital issues, and gender bias. Despite these, she became a key figure in American history.
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