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East To The Dawn: The Life Of Amelia Earhart
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Amelia Earhart (18971937) Captured The Hearts Of America After Becoming The First Woman To Fly Across The Atlantic In 1928. Nine Years Later, Her Disappearance On An Aroundtheworld Flight Brought Her Extraordinary Life To An Abrupt And Mysterious End.Based On A Decade Of Archival Research Through Earhart'S Letters, Journals, And Diaries, And Drawing On Interviews With The Aviator'S Friends And Relatives, East To The Dawn Provides The Most Authoritative And Richly Textured Account Of Both Earhart'S Recordsetting Aviation Career And Her Personal Life: Her Early Years With Her Grandparents, Her Experiences As A Nurse And Social Worker, Her Famous Marriage To Publisher George Putnam, And Her Secret Affair With Gene Vidal, Head Of The Bureau Of Air Commerce. As The Los Angeles Times Raved, East To The Dawn Is A Fully Realized Portrait Of A Truly Remarkable Woman.
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