Paris / Toronto / Washington / Garden City / New York / Revised / /
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Littlefield / Adams & Company / Princeton University Press / Fordham University Press / Bobbs-Merrill Company / /
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Wales / Belgium / United States / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
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final evaluation tool / /
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constant and throbbing headaches / paralysis / Stroke / President Woodrow Wilson’s incapacitating stroke / very serious stroke / influenza / serious stroke / Presidential illness / /
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President falls / /
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House of Representatives / Princeton University / Wilson’s Cabinet / Navy / Senate / Fordham University / United States Senate / Congress / League of Nations / White House / /
Person
Narrator / Edith B. My / Joseph P. Tumulty / Lyndon Johnson / John D. Feerick / Eisenhower / Scene / David F. Houston / Gilbert Hitchcock / Declares Own / Robert Lansing / Edith Bolling Wilson / Thomas R. Marshall / William Morrow / Francis X. Dercum / Woodrow Wilson / Warren G. Harding / Albert Fall / Wilson Suffers / Franklin Roosevelt / Lincoln / Garfield / Cary T. Grayson / Josephus Daniels / Declares Own Disability / /
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Secretary of Agriculture / President / Secretary / Secretary of State / newly-elected President / King and Queen / First Lady / consulting neurologist / friend and personal physician / Vice-President / Speaker / Democratic minority leader / critic / medical consultant for the Wilsons / officer / Harper / Neurologist / President and Vice President / declaring / wartime adviser / Colonel Edward House / Prince / Acting President / teacher / medical consultant / personal physician / President of the United States / Republican critic / Republican Senator / personal secretary / Republican critic of the President / Rear Admiral / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Connecticut / New Mexico / New Jersey / /
Woodrow Wilson’s Stroke: Should Disability Have Been Declared? Fran O’Malley