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In this book, William E. Leuchtenburg provides a detailed examination of Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency and the enduring impact of his policies and programs on American society. The book covers the New Deal era, Roosevelt's leadership during World War II, and the significant changes he brought to the role of the federal government. Leuchtenburg's work is characterized by its thorough research and balanced perspective, making it a valuable resource for understanding one of the most influential periods in American history.

Published in June 1938, *Three Guineas* is a non-fiction essay that responds to an imaginary letter from an educated gentleman asking for Woolf's opinion on how to prevent war. The essay is structured as a series of responses to three different societal questions, addressing issues such as the prevention of war, the lack of support for women's education, and the barriers to women's professional employment. Woolf critiques societal norms, patriarchal systems, and the role of women in society, advocating for gender equality and the eradication of war. The book is characterized by its dialogue format and Woolf's pessimistic yet hopeful views on societal progression towards gender equality.