My Memoir

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"My Memoir" is the autobiographical work of Edith Wilson, offering her personal account of life with President Woodrow Wilson and her influential role in his administration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
author Edith Bolling Wilson
linked to: Edith Wilson

Edith Wilson
countryOfOrigin United States
describes Edith Wilson’s role in the Wilson administration
League of Nations debates
Paris Peace Conference context
Woodrow Wilson’s health after his stroke
World War I era in the United States
life in the White House
genre autobiography
political memoir
hasPerspective first-person narrative
historicalContext World War I
post–World War I peace negotiations
language English
mainSubject Edith Wilson
Presidency of Woodrow Wilson
United States politics
Wilson administration
Woodrow Wilson
narrativeVoice Edith Wilson
notableFor depicting Edith Wilson’s de facto stewardship of the presidency after Wilson’s stroke
portrays Edith Wilson as close adviser to Woodrow Wilson
linked to: Edith Wilson

Edith Wilson’s control over access to Woodrow Wilson
Edith Wilson’s management of presidential paperwork
relatedPerson Edith Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
relatedWork Presidency of Woodrow Wilson
setting Washington, D.C.
White House
timePeriodCovered Wilson’s illness and convalescence
Woodrow Wilson’s presidency
courtship and marriage to Woodrow Wilson
early life of Edith Wilson
workFocus Edith Wilson’s influential role in the Wilson administration
personal account of life with President Woodrow Wilson

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Edith Wilson wrote My Memoir