9798996144204 - one slice of time: a life between the lines of history di rietman, john "reety"; rietman, marian mitchell (8 risultati)
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Editore: John Rietman, 2026
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Born into poverty in 1918 and raised within the confines of a rigid religious sect, Marian Mitchell learned early that survival required resourcefulness, determination, and a willingness to question the life others had chosen for her.Her path carried her from childhood servitude to college,… teaching, and an extraordinary position as nursemaid and companion to the grandchildren of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. With Secret Service agents watching the grounds and America entering World War II, Marian found herself witnessing history from an unusual vantage point: not from the halls of power, but from kitchens, nurseries, classrooms, trains, and family homes.She later became an Army wife, homesteader, mother of five sons, teacher, traveler, caregiver, and keen observer of the changing American century. Along the way came wartime separations, frozen laundry, coal-bin living quarters, Indiana farm life, cross-country journeys, mischievous students, family losses, and adventures that rarely unfolded according to plan.One Slice of Time: A Life Between the Lines of History preserves Marian's story in her own candid, observant voice. Written with dry wit and unflinching honesty, it captures the lives often overlooked by traditional histories: the women who worked, taught, raised families, endured hardship, questioned convention, and quietly held everything together.Recovered and assembled by her youngest son, this deeply personal memoir is both an intimate family chronicle and a portrait of twentieth-century America as experienced by one resilient woman who lived close to history without ever imagining that history would remember her. Marian Mitchell rises from poverty and hardship to become a teacher, Army wife, mother, traveler, and witness to history. Told with honesty and dry wit, her memoir celebrates resilience, family, and an extraordinary American life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Editore: John Rietman, 2026
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Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Born into poverty in 1918 and raised within the confines of a rigid religious sect, Marian Mitchell learned early that survival required resourcefulness, determination, and a willingness to question the life others had chosen for her.Her path…carried her from childhood servitude to college, teaching, and an extraordinary position as nursemaid and companion to the grandchildren of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. With Secret Service agents watching the grounds and America entering World War II, Marian found herself witnessing history from an unusual vantage point: not from the halls of power, but from kitchens, nurseries, classrooms, trains, and family homes.She later became an Army wife, homesteader, mother of five sons, teacher, traveler, caregiver, and keen observer of the changing American century. Along the way came wartime separations, frozen laundry, coal-bin living quarters, Indiana farm life, cross-country journeys, mischievous students, family losses, and adventures that rarely unfolded according to plan.One Slice of Time: A Life Between the Lines of History preserves Marian's story in her own candid, observant voice. Written with dry wit and unflinching honesty, it captures the lives often overlooked by traditional histories: the women who worked, taught, raised families, endured hardship, questioned convention, and quietly held everything together.Recovered and assembled by her youngest son, this deeply personal memoir is both an intimate family chronicle and a portrait of twentieth-century America as experienced by one resilient woman who lived close to history without ever imagining that history would remember her.
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Editore: John Rietman, 2026
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Buch. Condizione: Neu. One Slice of Time | A Life Between the Lines of History | Marian Rietman (u. a.) | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | John Rietman | EAN 9798996144204 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Born into poverty in 1918 and raised within the confines of a rigid religious sect, Marian Mitchell learned early that survival required resourcefulness, determination, and a willingness to question the life others had chosen for her.Her path carried her from childhood servitude to college,… teaching, and an extraordinary position as nursemaid and companion to the grandchildren of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. With Secret Service agents watching the grounds and America entering World War II, Marian found herself witnessing history from an unusual vantage point: not from the halls of power, but from kitchens, nurseries, classrooms, trains, and family homes.She later became an Army wife, homesteader, mother of five sons, teacher, traveler, caregiver, and keen observer of the changing American century. Along the way came wartime separations, frozen laundry, coal-bin living quarters, Indiana farm life, cross-country journeys, mischievous students, family losses, and adventures that rarely unfolded according to plan.One Slice of Time: A Life Between the Lines of History preserves Marian's story in her own candid, observant voice. Written with dry wit and unflinching honesty, it captures the lives often overlooked by traditional histories: the women who worked, taught, raised families, endured hardship, questioned convention, and quietly held everything together.Recovered and assembled by her youngest son, this deeply personal memoir is both an intimate family chronicle and a portrait of twentieth-century America as experienced by one resilient woman who lived close to history without ever imagining that history would remember her. Marian Mitchell rises from poverty and hardship to become a teacher, Army wife, mother, traveler, and witness to history. Told with honesty and dry wit, her memoir celebrates resilience, family, and an extraordinary American life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
Editore: John Rietman, 2026
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Born into poverty in 1918 and raised within the confines of a rigid religious sect, Marian Mitchell learned early that survival required resourcefulness, determination, and a willingness to question the life others had chosen for her.Her path carried her from childhood servitude to college,… teaching, and an extraordinary position as nursemaid and companion to the grandchildren of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. With Secret Service agents watching the grounds and America entering World War II, Marian found herself witnessing history from an unusual vantage point: not from the halls of power, but from kitchens, nurseries, classrooms, trains, and family homes.She later became an Army wife, homesteader, mother of five sons, teacher, traveler, caregiver, and keen observer of the changing American century. Along the way came wartime separations, frozen laundry, coal-bin living quarters, Indiana farm life, cross-country journeys, mischievous students, family losses, and adventures that rarely unfolded according to plan.One Slice of Time: A Life Between the Lines of History preserves Marian's story in her own candid, observant voice. Written with dry wit and unflinching honesty, it captures the lives often overlooked by traditional histories: the women who worked, taught, raised families, endured hardship, questioned convention, and quietly held everything together.Recovered and assembled by her youngest son, this deeply personal memoir is both an intimate family chronicle and a portrait of twentieth-century America as experienced by one resilient woman who lived close to history without ever imagining that history would remember her. Marian Mitchell rises from poverty and hardship to become a teacher, Army wife, mother, traveler, and witness to history. Told with honesty and dry wit, her memoir celebrates resilience, family, and an extraordinary American life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
