These letters will be an astonishing revelation to the majority of Americans who preserve the typical image of Woodrow...

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THE PRICELESS GIFT: The Letters of Woodrow Wilson and Ellen Anson Wilson

These letters will be an astonishing revelation to the majority of Americans who preserve the typical image of Woodrow Wilson. It is through them that we-see Wilson as a man -- his brilliance, courage, wit and insight. Although they speak but occasionally of national and world affairs -- the turbulent youthful letters of courtship during his studies, the letters written during separations after marriage, during the teaching years and finally the letters written from the White House -- all round out a touching portrait of a remarkable man. Edited with great skinn and loving humor by Wilson's youngest daughter, this collection is a must, especially for those who wish a deeper understanding of the men who have guided us in the past.

Pub Date: Nov. 12, 1962

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Publisher: McGraw-Hill

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: Nov. 1, 1962

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