Robert H. Ferrell is author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Presidency of Calvin Coolidge; Woodrow Wilson and World War I; and most recently America's Deadliest Battle: Meuse-Argonne, 1918 (see page 51). He is emeritus professor of history at Indiana University.

More than any other biographer, Ferrell demonstrates how important Grace Coolidge was to her husband's career. She emerges in this account not only as sympathetic but also as significant. A magnet for press coverage, she was sensitive, stylish, much beloved, and nobody's fool. David Greenberg, author of Calvin Coolidge ""Ferrell is a graceful stylist and a born storyteller. His Grace Coolidge would be a fascinating subject had she never been first lady - but as this wonderfully readable book makes clear, her husband was lucky, and her country luckier still, that she was."" Richard Norton Smith, author of An Uncommon Man: The Triumph of Herbert Hoover ""A story that will intrigue - and enlighten."" Betty Boyd Caroli, author of First Ladies

Robert H. Ferrell is author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Presidency of Calvin Coolidge; Woodrow Wilson and World War I; and most recently America's Deadliest Battle: Meuse-Argonne, 1918 (see page 51). He is emeritus professor of history at Indiana University.

More than any other biographer, Ferrell demonstrates how important Grace Coolidge was to her husband's career. She emerges in this account not only as sympathetic but also as significant. A magnet for press coverage, she was sensitive, stylish, much beloved, and nobody's fool. David Greenberg, author of Calvin Coolidge ""Ferrell is a graceful stylist and a born storyteller. His Grace Coolidge would be a fascinating subject had she never been first lady - but as this wonderfully readable book makes clear, her husband was lucky, and her country luckier still, that she was."" Richard Norton Smith, author of An Uncommon Man: The Triumph of Herbert Hoover ""A story that will intrigue - and enlighten."" Betty Boyd Caroli, author of First Ladies

Robert H. Ferrell is author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Presidency of Calvin Coolidge; Woodrow Wilson and World War I; and most recently America's Deadliest Battle: Meuse-Argonne, 1918 (see page 51). He is emeritus professor of history at Indiana University.

More than any other biographer, Ferrell demonstrates how important Grace Coolidge was to her husband's career. She emerges in this account not only as sympathetic but also as significant. A magnet for press coverage, she was sensitive, stylish, much beloved, and nobody's fool. David Greenberg, author of Calvin Coolidge ""Ferrell is a graceful stylist and a born storyteller. His Grace Coolidge would be a fascinating subject had she never been first lady - but as this wonderfully readable book makes clear, her husband was lucky, and her country luckier still, that she was."" Richard Norton Smith, author of An Uncommon Man: The Triumph of Herbert Hoover ""A story that will intrigue - and enlighten."" Betty Boyd Caroli, author of First Ladies