vol.042：FDR：Lifting a Nation

The provided text offers an extensive biographical overview of Franklin D. Roosevelt, detailing his life, political career, and legacy. It meticulously chronicles his early life, education at Harvard and Columbia, and his marriage to Eleanor Roosevelt, alongside his various political offices, including as a New York State Senator and Governor of New York. The text heavily focuses on his four terms as the 32nd President of the United States (1933–1945), specifically highlighting his response to the Great Depression through the New Deal programs and his leadership during World War II, including key wartime conferences and the decision to implement the internment of Japanese Americans. Finally, it addresses his declining health, death in office, and his enduring, yet controversial, historical reputation as one of the nation's greatest presidents.