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Explore the influences and impact that American First Ladies
First Ladies have represented strong standards of royalties, glamour and womanhood of their times, and standards that have changed many times during the course of our history. Please explore the influences and impact that American First Ladies had on the nation during times of war and national crisis as illustrated by Dolly Madison, Mary Todd Lincoln and Eleanor Roosevelt.
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