The Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt: The First Lady's own candid account of Gilded Age privilege, the White House years, and her fight for civil and human rights
In this candid autobiography, Eleanor Roosevelt recounts her journey from Gilded Age privilege through the White House years and into her work for civil and human rights. Her firsthand perspective offers readers a personal look at public life, changing social values, and a sustained commitment to justice.
About This Book
Eleanor Roosevelt presents her own account of a life shaped by privilege, public service, and social change.
This autobiography covers her experiences during the Gilded Age and her years in the White House.
She also reflects on her commitment to civil and human rights.
For readers interested in American history, political life, and firsthand perspectives on social justice, this work offers a personal account from one of the twentieth century’s prominent public figures.
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