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"Presiding Ladies of the White House: containing biographical appreciations together with a short history of the Executive mansion and a treatise on its etiquette and customs" offers a captivating glimpse into the lives of the First Ladies and the history of the White House. Lila Graham Alliger Woolfall's meticulously researched work provides biographical sketches of the women who have graced the Executive Mansion, revealing their impact on American history and culture.
Beyond the individual stories, this volume presents a concise history of the White House itself, exploring its architectural evolution and its role as a symbol of American power. Readers will also discover insights into the intricate etiquette and customs that have governed life within its walls.
This volume offers a unique blend of biography, historical narrative, and social commentary, providing valuable insight into the lives of the First Ladies and the legacy of the White House. A must-read for anyone interested in American history, the Executive Mansion, and the women who helped shape its story.
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