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20 Hum. Rts. Q. 734 (1998)
The Eleanor Roosevelt Mysteries

handle is hein.journals/hurq20 and id is 748 raw text is: BOOK NOTE The Eleanor Roosevelt Mysteries As we celebrate the fiftieth anniver- sary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, no name is more associ- ated with that remarkable document than Eleanor Roosevelt, who chaired the United Nations Human Rights Commis- sion during its drafting and adoption. For readers wanting to capture Mrs. Roosevelt and the flavor of her days as First Lady, her son Eliott Roosevelt has penned a series of delightful mysteries for St. Martin's Press featuring Mrs. Roosevelt in the role of detective, solving murders most foul. Human Rights Quarterly 20 (1998) 734 © 1998 by The Johns Hopkins University Press

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