Tag Archives: General Leonard Wood

Corinne: The Long Neglected Roosevelt

Posted on May 9, 2022 by Feather Foster

Little Sister Corinne The iconic Theodore Roosevelt was one of four siblings. The oldest of the four remarkable Roosevelts was Anna (1855-1931), called “Bamie” by her siblings, and “Auntie Bye” by the next generation. Despite an early childhood illness which … Continue reading →

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The Emergence of Candidate Warren G. Harding

Posted on April 12, 2021 by Feather Foster

Yes, Warren Harding was a dark horse, and yes, it did happen in a smoke filled room…  BUT… Leading Up To 1920 There was an odd assortment of coincidences that created the “perfect storm” of enthusiasm for Harding. Two years … Continue reading →

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