George Washington's Beautiful Nelly
by Patricia Brady
From the vantage of Washington's adopted daughter Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis' correspondence with childhood friend Elizabeth Bordley Gibson, this book records the experiences of the first first family, the social and political gossip of the republic's elite circle, and the difficulties of motherhood and marriage.
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George Washington's Beautiful Nelly is a biography book by Patricia Brady, first published in 1996. It runs 324 pages.
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- Genre
- Biography
- Published
- 1996
- Length
- 324 pages
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Publication Details
- Published
- 1996
- Length
- 324 pages
- Language
- English
- ISBN-13
- 9781570031243
- ISBN-10
- 157003124X
- ASIN
- 157003124X
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