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| Introduction | xiii |
| Prologue * The Lady and the Reporter | 1 |
| One | |
| March 1933 * The Pain of Separation | 15 |
| July 1933 * A Perfect Holiday | 27 |
| Two | |
| September-December 1933 * "Deeply & Tenderly" | 33 |
| Three | |
| January-February 1934 * "A World of Love" | 63 |
| March 1934 * A Holiday Gone Bad | 83 |
| Four | |
| March-July 1934 * "To Put My Arms Around You" | 89 |
| August 1934 * Another Holiday Disrupted | 119 |
| Five | |
| August-December 1934 * Letting Go but Holding On | 127 |
| Six | |
| 1935 * "Life's Rough Seas" | 145 |
| Seven | |
| 1936-1939 * Drifting Apart? | 179 |
| Eight | |
| 1940-1944 * Enemies Abroad; New "Friends" at Home | 223 |
| Nine | |
| 1945-1962 * Living in Two Different Worlds | 263 |
| Epilogue * The Long Way Home | 291 |
| Acknowledgments | 297 |
| Index | 299 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Glen Adair
reviewed Empty without you on September 03, 2007
Empty without you
I give this book four stars because it must have been an incredible work of scholarship to pull these together and annotate them. The letters are fascinating. All in all, however, I wish the book was written more as a narrative history with excerpts of the letters--which I think would have been more interesting to read.
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