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| 1920: The Year of Six Presidents | Pietrusza, David | 2008 | New York: Basic Books | Includes material on Edith Wilson and Eleanor Roosevelt and Florence Harding’s roles during the 1920 election.
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| American Chronicle | Baker, Ray Stannard | 1945 | New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons | |
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| American First Ladies | Watson, Robert P., ed. | 2006 | Pasadena, CA: Salem Press | |
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| America’s First Families: An Inside View of 200 Years of Private Life in the White House | Anthony, Carl Sferrazza | 2000 | New York: Touchstone | |
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| America’s First Ladies | Healy, Diana Dixon | 1988 | New York: Atheneum | |
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| America’s First Ladies: Ohio Library was Established in 1997 in Their Honor | Wadley, Carma | 2007 | Deseret Morning News (Salt Lake City) 19 February 2007 | Article celebrates the tenth anniversary of the National First Ladies Library and includes a quiz on the subject of First Ladies.
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| As I Knew Them: Presidents and Politics from Grant to Coolidge | Stoddard, Henry L. | 1927 | New York: Harper & Brothers | |
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| As I Saw It | Wilson, Edith Bolling | 1939 | The Saturday Evening Post 21 January | |
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| Ask Us | Hallett, Vicky, and Marc Silver | 2005 | U.S. News & World Report 10 October | Notes how powerful Edith Wilson became after Pres. Wilson suffered a stroke while in office. |
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| Baruch: My Own Story | Baruch, Bernard M. | 1957 | New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston | |
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| Behind the Scenes First Ladies are First Advisors | | 2004 | USA Today 14 June 2004 | Article discussing the ways in which presidential souses have influenced public policy mentions Edith Wilson’s role in the wake of President Wilson’s stroke. |
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| Boudoir Mirrors of Washington | Scanlon, Nellie M. | 1923 | Chicago: John C. Winston Company | |
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| Capital Has Only One Presidential Museum: Wilson’s | De la Cruz, Donna | 2004 | Ventura County Star (California) 5 December | Mentions Edith Wilson’s role in converting the Wilsons’ Washington home into a museum after the president’s death. |
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| The Captains and the Kings | Helm, Edith Benham | 1954 | New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons | This memoir was the first written by a First Lady's staff member. Mrs. Helm served as Social Secretary to Edith Wilson and went with her to the Paris Peace Conference. |
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| Celebrating Women: History, Biographies, and Museums | Byerly, Greg, and Carolyn Brodie | 2005 | Library Media Activities Monthly April 2005 | Reviews of websites containing information about the First Ladies, including the National First Ladies Library. |
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| The Close of Woodrow Wilson's Administration and the Final Years | Colby, Bainbridge | 1930 | New York: M. Kennerley | |
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| Colonel House and Sir Edward Grey: A Study in Anglo-American Diplomacy | Williams, Joyce | 1984 | Lanham: University Press of America | |
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| Congress Clears Dollar Coin Bill | Higa, Liriel | 2005 | CQ Weekly 26 December 2005 | House of Representatives passes bill which would allow the Treasury to mint $10 coins with images of First Ladies. |
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| The Courtship and Marriage of a President | | 1934 | The Saturday Evening Post 23 June | |
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| Crowded Years | McAdoo, William Gibbs | 1931 | Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company | |
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| Dear First Lady: Letters to the White House | Young, Dwight, and Margaret Johnson, eds. | 2008 | Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society | Reproductions of letters from the Library of Congress and the National Archives to and from First Ladies, with annotations explaining the nature of the correspondence and the historical contexts within which each epistle was written.
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| Dear Mr. President: The Story of Fifty Years in the White House Mail Room | Smith, Ira R. T., with Joe Alex Morris | 1949 | New York: Julian Messner, Inc. | |
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| ‘Dearest Ones’: Edith Bolling Wilson’s Letters from Paris, 1918-1919 | Saunders, Frances W | 1987 | Virginia Cavalcade Autumn | |
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| A Dedicated Wife and American Patriot: The | Amundson , Julie | 1998 | University of Texas, Austin: Center for American History | |
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| “Edith Bolling Wilson: A Documentary View,” in Clio Was A Woman | James, Edith, Mabel E. Deutrich, and Virginia C. Purdy | 1980 | | The biographical essay can be found in Clio Was A Woman: Studies in the History of American Women, Mabel E. Deutrich and Virginia C. Purdy, eds. |
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| Dictionary of American Biography | | 1980 | New York: Scribner | The venerable Dictionary of American Biography was first published in twenty volumes between 1927 and 1936. Ten subsequent volumes were published, and the most recent, edited by historian Kenneth Jackson and published by Scribner, includes Americans who died before the year 1980. The First Ladies are included. |
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| "Disability in the White House: The Case of Woodrow Wilson,” in The White House | Cooper, John Milton, Jr. | 1993 | | Prof. Cooper's article can be found in in The White House: The First Two Hundred Years, Frank Freidel and William Pencak, eds. |
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| Each First Lady Has Had Her Own Personal Style | Hall, Dan | 1989 | USA Today 30 March | |
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| Edith and Woodrow: A Presidential Romance | Shactman, Tom | 1981 | New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons | |
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| Edith Bolling Galt Wilson: Actions Speak Louder than Words | Slagell, Amy R., and Susan Zaeske | 2004 | Inventing a Voice: The Rhetoric of American First Ladies of the Twentieth Century. Wertheimer, Molly Meijer, ed Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, | |
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