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A Report by Justin Bobal
Prepared for Ms. Brenneman
by Justin Bobal
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This poem was composed by Eleanor Roosevelt at the age of fifteen. It signifies her life as a whole, never questioning what God\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s mission was for her, but knowing what it was he wanted. She set forth and accomplished many things in politics, and for human kind alike. Even though she was born into a wealthy family, Eleanor Delano Roosevelt overcame many hardships that could have thrown her off the beaten path, and remained strong to lend a helping hand in the matters of the world.
Born Eleanor Roosevelt on October 11, 1884 her life even though filled with (Lash 27) prestige, was not the easiest one to grow up with. By the age of six she had already visited Italy many times, and was sent to live in a French convent. When her mother contracted diphtheria, she was forced to move back to New York and live with her Godmother Mrs. Parish. (Roosevelt 6)
Due to the extreme pressures of what was happening around him, her father Elliot Roosevelt, began to turn to the bottle. Due to his alcoholism, he...
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