Franklin D Roosevelt

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Set against the backdrop of 1930s and 40s America, the biography explores Franklin D. Roosevelt's transformative leadership during crises of unemployment and World War II. It delves into his privileged upbringing, the impact of polio on his life, and his dynamic political career, emphasizing his groundbreaking New Deal and the significant role of his wife, Eleanor. Renshaw presents FDR as a pivotal figure, arguing that his presidency not only reshaped American politics but also elevated the U.S. to global prominence.