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Few presidential couples enjoyed a closer relationship in the White House than Will and Nellie Taft. Throughout William Howard Taft's rise in American politics, she had been his most intimate confidant. When circumstances separated them, as when Helen Herron Taft became incapacitated by a stroke and was unable to accompany the president on his storied travels-or was herself on recuperative trips-she pressed him for letters, and he obliged with gossipy correspondence that provides a fascinating account of his presidency at decisive moments in his single term. These 113 letters, all but a few never before published, represent a rare glimpse into the mind of a chief executive speaking candidly ...
Volume contains: 94 NY 574 (Matter of Macaulay) 94 NY 580 (Hellenberg v. District No. I, etc.) 94 NY 587 (Peo ex rel Newcomb v. McCall) 94 NY 591 (Bergen v. Powell) 94 NY 653 (Tozer v. N.Y. C. & H. R. R.R. Co.) 94 NY 653 (Grandin v. Morijon) 94 NY 653 (Sackrider v. Cooke) 95 NY 31 (Mead v. Jenkins) 95 NY 93 (Sutherland v. Olcott) 95 NY 103 (Cook v. Lowry) 95 NY 115 (Nassau Bank v. Jones) 95 NY 649 (Reese v. Symth) 95 NY 655 (Donlon v. Long Island R.R. Co.)
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