FDR on His Houseboat

FDR on His HouseboatPresents and expands upon Roosevelt's daily nautical log as he was trying to regain the use of his polio damaged legs. In the midst of the Jazz Age, while Americans were making merry, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was stricken by polio and withdrew from public life. From 1924 to 1926, believing that warm water and warm air would help him walk again, he spent the winter months on his new houseboat, the Larooco, sailing the Florida Keys, fishing, swimming,

Ventriss calls for a reinvigorated notion of publicness based

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While his former life is a mystery to his loyal clientele of writers

This is the first book to answer these questions

students are introduced to concrete methods for becoming responsible for their education and for moving beyond passive "information processing" to active involvement with classroom material

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Identities in Flux examines iconic Afro-Brazilian figures and theorizes how they have been appropriated to either support or contest a utopian vision of multiculturalism

” Adventures in Toyland is an underappreciated classic from a master of Victorian fiction

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