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    Summary of Jonathan Darman's Becoming FDR
    Summary of Jonathan Darman's Becoming FDR
    Summary of Jonathan Darman's Becoming FDR
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    Summary of Jonathan Darman's Becoming FDR

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    #1 In 1920, Franklin Roosevelt contracted a mysterious illness that left him bedridden for two weeks. His body felt like an occupied territory, subject to cruel and unpredictable intervals of excruciating pain.

    #2 In 1920, Franklin Roosevelt contracted a mysterious illness that left him bedridden for two weeks. His body felt like an occupied territory, subject to cruel and unpredictable intervals of excruciating pain.

    #3 On August 25, 1921, FDR contracted a mysterious illness that left him bedridden for two weeks. His body felt like an occupied territory, subject to cruel and unpredictable intervals of excruciating pain. The doctors diagnosed him with infantile paralysis.

    #4 In 1920, FDR contracted a mysterious illness that left him bedridden for two weeks. His body felt like an occupied territory, subject to cruel and unpredictable intervals of excruciating pain. The doctors diagnosed him with infantile paralysis, which was later renamed polio.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateSep 28, 2022
    ISBN9798350029574
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