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Eleanor Roosevelt: Her Early Marriage
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1908: Eleanor, Franklin and Anna at Campobello. Eleanor found her mother-in-law increasingly interfering with her children. Eleanor wanted to please her husband, and did little to resist Sara's interference, even though it made her feel increasingly inadequate as a wife and mother.

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Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin, Anna and Sara Delano Roosevelt
Note: all photographs are from the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library, copyright free. They have been reformatted for this photo essay.

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