Crowded Hours

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Crowded Hours is the memoir of Alice Roosevelt Longworth, chronicling her politically charged life as Theodore Roosevelt’s outspoken and influential eldest daughter in early 20th-century America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf memoir
about Republican Party politics in the early 20th century
life of the eldest daughter of Theodore Roosevelt
social and political circles of the White House
author Alice Roosevelt Longworth
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts Theodore Roosevelt administration
Washington, D.C. high society
early 20th-century American politics
featuresPerson Nicholas Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
members of the Roosevelt family
focusesOn family life of the Roosevelt family
political life of Alice Roosevelt Longworth
social influence of Alice Roosevelt Longworth
genre autobiography
political memoir
hasTheme family and legacy
political power and influence
public versus private life
social status and celebrity
women in politics
language English
literaryForm prose
mainSubject Alice Roosevelt Longworth
narrativePerspective first-person
portrays Alice Roosevelt Longworth as outspoken
Alice Roosevelt Longworth as politically engaged
Alice Roosevelt Longworth as socially influential
setIn United States
Washington, D.C.
timePeriodCovered Progressive Era in the United States
linked to: Progressive Era

early 20th century

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Alice Roosevelt Longworth notableWork Crowded Hours
Princess Alice notableWork Crowded Hours
subject linked to: "Princess Alice"