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Title
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Edith Bolling Wilson Letters
Creator
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Edith Bolling Wilson
Language
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English
Identifier
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MS100009
Date
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1915-1918
Description
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Letters that Edith Bolling wrote during the Wilson administration, mostly to the President.
Source
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Edith Bolling Wilson Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, DC
Subject
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Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920)
Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924
Format
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76 pdf files
Type
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Digital Manuscript Collection
Text
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From
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Edith Bolling Wilson
Original Format
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Letter
To
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Always your own
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Date
19150926
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Sunday<br/>8 <span style="text-decoration: underline;">30</span> a.m.<br/><br/>My Precious One -<br/><br/>I have just gotten up after a restful, undisturbed night - and have come straight to my desk to talk to you and tell you how happy I was with you last night - and that the pain that had eaten so deep because of the “Earthquake” has gone - and that I feel steady again with my feet once more on firm ground. What a week of emotions this has been since you came to me here with your dear heart on fire with perplexities — and then, how the sky gradually cleared - and we foun<del></del>d the path that leads to happiness again.<br/><br/>I am trying to get rid of all the interogation points that so distress you. And with your dear arms around me they slip back into the shadows - and some time they will be driven back so far they will never find their way out again - and I will be safe with you.<br/><br/>Don't feel hurt or disturbed because I was nervous last night - I love you and I am trying every day to be as straight and steadfast and fine as you believe me - and if I fail I know your love will never fail to understand -I hope you are well and happy this brilliant morning my precious One - and that you will feel my love for you all through the day - for it is there, warm, and pulsing - and I am longing to come and tell you instead of writing it.<br/><br/>Always your own,<br/><br/>Edith
Dublin Core
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Date
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1915 September 26
Title
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Edith Bolling Wilson to Woodrow Wilson
Identifier
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WWP14911
Source
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Edith Bolling Wilson Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, District of Columbia
Type
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Text
Format
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pdf file
Language
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English
Creator
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Wilson, Edith Bolling Galt, 1872-1961
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