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I did not re-read them so much to bear witness to FDR's influence in my life as to make a larger point; to learn from every single aspect of his life as a thinker/organizer and strategist is without doubt overtaxing, but if interwoven closely with one's own understanding of larger things, it had become in some mysterious way a binary reaction.

I did not re-read them so much to bear witness to FDR's influence in my life as to make a larger point; to learn from every single aspect of his life as a thinker/organizer and strategist is without doubt overtaxing, but if interwoven closely with one's own understanding of larger things, it had become in some mysterious way a binary reaction.

I did not re-read them so much to bear witness to FDR's influence in my life as to make a larger point; to learn from every single aspect of his life as a thinker/organizer and strategist is without doubt overtaxing, but if interwoven closely with one's own understanding of larger things, it had become in some mysterious way a binary reaction.

I did not re-read them so much to bear witness to FDR's influence in my life as to make a larger point; to learn from every single aspect of his life as a thinker/organizer and strategist is without doubt overtaxing, but if interwoven closely with one's own understanding of larger things, it had become in some mysterious way a binary reaction.

I did not re-read them so much to bear witness to FDR's influence in my life as to make a larger point; to learn from every single aspect of his life as a thinker/organizer and strategist is without doubt overtaxing, but if interwoven closely with one's own understanding of larger things, it had become in some mysterious way a binary reaction.