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Leaders in Crisis - Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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Leaders in Crisis - Franklin D. Roosevelt
By Toni Lee Robinson |
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1 Franklin Roosevelt was born into wealth. He attended the best private schools and dabbled in the study of law. Then he found politics. On that stage, he became a bright new star. Then, at the age of 39, the young man of privilege was stricken with polio. He was paralyzed. With his legs withered and useless, Roosevelt's career appeared to be over.