Princeton University Press - The Papers of Woodrow Wilson Vol 5

Explore a significant period in American history with The Papers of Woodrow Wilson, Volume 5 - 1885-1888. Published by Princeton University Press, this volume documents the personal and professional development of Woodrow Wilson during three transformative years. Readers gain access to a detailed look at his early life and thought through a collection of primary sources. This volume is particularly notable for the inclusion of the complete correspondence between Woodrow and Ellen Wilson. Because the couple was separated for long stretches between 1885 and 1888, their letters provide a rare, detailed account of their growing relationship and daily lives. This historical record also captures the birth of their first two daughters and the wider network of relationships that shaped the world during this era. It is an essential resource for students, historians, and anyone interested in social and urban history or the personal life of a major historical figure.