The Princess of Albemarle Elizabeth Spencer Kelley Gellman concludes that while Roosevelt

Gellman concludes that while Roosevelt

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The Princess of Albemarle Elizabeth Spencer Kelley Gellman concludes that while RooseveltAt the turn of the twentieth century, Amelie Rives was one of the most famous women in America. A member of Virginia's First Families and granddaughter of a U. S. senator, she belonged to the southern aristocracy. Considered one of the great beauties of her time, Rives leveraged both her connections and her own considerable talent to become a best selling author and then married into the wealthy Astor family. As Jane Turner Censer makes clear in this