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There were dinners with a father who had forbidden mention of Franklin D. One day, the adolescent daughter transgressed and was commanded to leave her chair. When the time came for Mrs. Tuchman to graduate from Radcli e, she skipped the ceremony, preferring to accompany her grandfather to the World Monetary and Economic Conference in London where he headed the U. She spent a year in Tokyo as a research assistant for the Institute of Paci c Relations, and then became a edgling writer at The Nation, which her father had bought to save it from bankruptcy.

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At twenty-four, she covered the Spanish Civil War from Madrid. Lester Tuchman in New York City. Tuchman, about to go o to war, believed that the world just then was an unpromising place to bring up children.]